Can you still drive the car even if abs sign is flashing?

Yes, you can still drive the car if the ABS light is flashing, but with significant limitations and cautions. A flashing ABS light means the system is malfunctioning. While you can still drive, the anti-lock braking system is not functioning. This means:

* Increased stopping distance: You will likely need a longer distance to stop the car, especially on slick surfaces.

* Loss of steering control during braking: ABS helps maintain steering control during hard braking. Without it, you risk losing control and skidding.

* Increased risk of accidents: The combination of longer stopping distances and potential for loss of control significantly increases your risk of being involved in a collision.

You should:

* Drive cautiously: Reduce your speed, increase following distances, and avoid sudden braking or maneuvers.

* Get the ABS system checked as soon as possible: The flashing light indicates a problem that needs professional attention. Continuing to drive with a malfunctioning ABS system could worsen the problem and lead to costly repairs.

In short, while drivable, it's far safer to drive minimally and get the car to a mechanic immediately.