What should you do if your ABS is not functioning?

If the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) is not functioning, the correct action is to drive normally but ensure that you have it serviced soon. It's important to understand that ABS is a safety feature designed to prevent the wheels from locking up during braking under heavy pressure. If it isn't working, your vehicle will still have functioning brakes, just without the added benefits of ABS, which means you can still safely operate your vehicle without needing to stop immediately.

By driving normally, you can continue your journey, provided you maintain a safe distance from other vehicles and adapt your driving to account for the lack of ABS. However, it is crucial to get the ABS serviced as soon as possible to restore the full safety capabilities of your vehicle, especially under emergency braking conditions where ABS could make a significant difference in steering control.