In Moldovan driving safety, why should a driver avoid driving with worn shock absorbers (amortizoare uzate)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Worn shock absorbers cause tyre bouncing, increasing braking distance and triggering premature ABS action
- Step 1: Damped suspension maintains constant tyre contact; worn dampers allow wheels to bounce off the road, degrading braking and steering. Answer: Worn shock absorbers cause tyre bouncing, increasing braking distance and triggering premature ABS action. Why not the others: Dampers control wheel contact dynamics, not engine cooling or headlights.
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