For vehicles equipped with brakes, how must the braking system be arranged?

The braking system of a vehicle is required to be operated by one control device, typically a pedal. This arrangement is crucial for ensuring that drivers can easily and effectively stop the vehicle in a timely manner. Having a single control device simplifies the operation for the driver, allowing for an intuitive response when braking is necessary. The design of most vehicles with standard braking systems conforms with safety regulations that mandate a straightforward mechanism for braking.

In contrast, options suggesting multiple control devices or manual adjustments complicate the operation and could lead to confusion or delays in stopping the vehicle. The focus on simplicity in the control design enhances safety by allowing the driver to react quickly and efficiently under various driving conditions.