What will happen if, while braking on a motorcycle, the anti-lock braking system is initiated (ABS)?

Explanation

Correct answer: This will help me to bypass obstacles without releasing the brake.

The ABS (anti-lock braking system) prevents the wheels from locking during heavy braking. As a result, the motorcycle maintains steerability, making it possible to manoeuvre around an obstacle without having to release the brake. A locked wheel loses grip and prevents an effective change of direction.

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