Of the following options, which does NOT correspond to a regulatory braking system in vehicles?

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Vehicles must legally have three braking systems: the service brake (brake pedal), the emergency/secondary brake (which acts if the main one fails), and the parking brake (handbrake). The correct answer is 'Engine and bodywork brake' because it does not exist as a braking system in the General Vehicle Regulations. Although 'engine braking' is a physical concept of retention using the gearbox, it is not a braking device itself in cars, and 'bodywork brake' is a fabricated term.

Of the following options, which does NOT correspond to a regulatory braking system in vehicles?

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