Manitoba Airbrake Practice Exam

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What action is required to make a service brake application?

Pull the red button
Push the yellow button
Push both buttons
Push the brake pedal

The correct answer is: Push the brake pedal

To make a service brake application, you need to push the brake pedal. This is because the brake pedal is specifically designed to apply the brakes and slow down or stop a moving vehicle. The other options mentioned may have different functions on a vehicle, but they are not designed for making a service brake application. Pulling the red button is typically for activating the emergency brake, while pushing the yellow button is usually for activating the parking brake. Pushing both buttons simultaneously may perform a different function depending on the vehicle, but it is not a designated action for making a service brake application. In conclusion, pushing the brake pedal is the correct and necessary action for making a service brake application.