Louisiana Class D Chauffeur's License Practice Test

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Which factor is NOT associated with brake failure or fade?

Excessive heat

Improper adjustment

Worn tires

Worn tires are not directly associated with brake failure or fade in the way that the other factors are. Brake failure or fade primarily results from issues that affect the braking system itself, such as excessive heat generated from frequent hard braking, which can reduce the effectiveness of the brakes. Similarly, improper adjustment of the braking system can lead to decreased performance or failure.

While worn tires can certainly impact overall vehicle handling and stopping distance, they do not specifically contribute to the mechanical failure of the brakes. Instead, they may make it more difficult for the vehicle to come to a stop efficiently, but they do not inherently cause the brakes to fail or fade. Therefore, this choice is appropriate as the factor that is not related to brake failure or fade.

Louisiana Class D Chauffeur's License Practice Test

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