What type of Braking System is most commonly used in Trains?
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Air Pressure Brakes
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Vaccum Brakes
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Hydraulic Brakes
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Drum / Disk Brakes
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Vacuum brakes were historically the most widely used braking system in trains, particularly in railway systems throughout the 20th century including Indian Railways. While modern trains increasingly use air brakes, vacuum brakes remain the classic answer. Hydraulic brakes and drum/disk brakes are used in road vehicles, while air pressure brakes have largely replaced vacuum systems in newer trains.