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A vehicle’s stopping distance is equal to

Correct answer

  • the sum of the reaction distance and following distance.
  • the braking distance.
  • the sum of the braking distance and following distance.

Explanation

Your stopping distance equals your reaction distance plus your braking distance. If you are driving fast or are very tired or your vehicle has bad brakes, you will require a greater distance to stop your vehicle.

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