At what pressure should both buttons for the emergency brake pop out?

The emergency brake buttons should pop out at a pressure between 20 and 45 psi because this range is specifically designed to ensure that the emergency braking system engages when air pressure is low enough to warrant such action. This is a critical safety function that helps prevent a vehicle from rolling or becoming uncontrollable due to loss of air pressure.

When pressure falls below 20 psi, the brake system is indicating a serious issue, and the emergency brakes are activated to ensure safety. The specified range ensures that drivers are given a warning while still providing an adequate safety mechanism to stop the vehicle in the event of a significant pressure loss. Understanding this pressure range is essential for proper vehicle operation and safety protocols.

The other options either set the thresholds too low or too high, which would either compromise safety or fail to provide adequate warning to the driver about the braking system’s condition.