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Hi-tech braking from Mercedes

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24th August 1995

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Page 19, 24th August 1995 — Hi-tech braking from Mercedes

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• Mercedes will be specifying Wabco's electronic braking system on a truck next year—probably the new heavy truck range expected to break cover at the Hannover show.

It is not known if electronic braking will be optional or standard but the cost and complexity of type approving both systems could be prohibitive.

C Following Mercedes' truck racing experience with discs brakes all-round it is expected that they will be adopted on some road going trucks.