Yes, that’s why it’s called an emergency brake. In fact, licensing tests used to require that you demonstrate the ability to safely stop the vehicle using it. However, choosing to drive on public roads with only a functioning e-brake is absolutely reckless.
Yes, that’s why it’s called an emergency brake. In fact, licensing tests used to require that you demonstrate the ability to safely stop the vehicle using it. However, choosing to drive on public roads with only a functioning e-brake is absolutely reckless.
You chucklefuck, it’s not even called an emergency brake, it’s called a parking brake.
Figured I’d find fools like you.
The parking brake is meant to help hold the vehicle in place when parked on a hill…