Question 1180 · Truck theory test
When travelling down a hill, how should a driver regulate their speed?
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Correct answer
By first using the service brake to slow the vehicle.
Official explanation
In order to maintain control of the vehicle, all actions must be considered carefully, and the driver must ensure that all braking is done in good time and in a controlled manner.
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- Technical matters · Braking Systems
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