You can always tell if someone has anti-lock brakes installed by the ALB sticker that is placed on the right side panel just above the right wheel.

The assertion that you can always identify if a vehicle has anti-lock brakes (ABS) based solely on a sticker is inaccurate. While some manufacturers do place stickers indicating the presence of ABS, not all vehicles will have this information clearly labeled, and the location of such stickers can vary or even be absent altogether. Therefore, relying solely on a sticker for identification can lead to misinformation.

Additionally, to determine whether a vehicle is equipped with anti-lock brakes, one has a few other methods to consider: checking the owner's manual, looking for the ABS warning light on the dashboard when starting the vehicle, or, in some cases, by observing the brake system components visually. Thus, it is not a reliable or universal method to confirm the presence of ABS, making the statement false.