- ✓ It brakes automatically if a collision is likely and the driver does not react
- B It increases speed to avoid being rear-ended
- C It disables ABS in the wet
- D It only works with the vehicle stopped
Why this is the correct answer
AEB uses a radar sensor to calculate the distance to the vehicle ahead. If it is too short it warns the driver, and if the driver does not react and a collision is likely, it applies emergency braking to avoid or mitigate the impact.
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