menu

The stopping distance of a car is equal to

Correct answer

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

Explanation

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

Pass your driving permit test on the first try... for free!

Search all Question & Answers

Related questions

If you are a California driver under 21 years of age and are convicted of consuming alcohol, your driver license will be suspended for ____ year(s).
In Arkansas, a curb painted yellow indicates
To avoid last-minute braking or the need to turn, you should look down the road at least
At a steady red light on a two-way road in Pennsylvania, you may turn ________ after you stop and yield to pedestrians and approaching vehicles.
If you must stop quickly on a road that may be slippery, should you pump your brakes?
If another driver is following you too closely (tailgating you), you must
You must NOT pass another vehicle if there is
What do double solid yellow lines in the center of a two-lane road mean?
What should you do if another driver tailgates your vehicle?
In a vehicle with a steering wheel locking mechanism, do not turn the ignition to the lock position while your vehicle is in motion because it will cause