Question

1. the best way to brake to a stop is to

press the brake pedal as far as it will go.

take as long as possible to stop so that the cars behind you will have time

apply smooth, steady, firm pressure to the brake pedal

use the car in front as a guide for your own braking.

Explanation:

This is a safe driving question. Slamming the brake (pressing it fully) risks skidding or rear-end collisions; taking too long to stop is unsafe and inefficient; following the car in front blindly doesn't account for your own vehicle's conditions. Smooth, steady, firm brake pressure ensures controlled, safe stopping without skidding, and gives other drivers clear signals of your deceleration.

Answer:

○ apply smooth, steady, firm pressure to the brake pedal.