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The distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a hazard and the time you apply the brakes is known as

Correct answer

  • the reaction distance.
  • the stopping distance.
  • the perception distance.

Explanation

The distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a hazard and the time you apply the brakes is known as the reaction distance. The reaction distance is part of the stopping distance.

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