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Under ideal conditions, the stopping distance for a lightweight passenger car traveling at 55 mph is

Correct answer

  • about 400 feet.
  • less than 100 feet.
  • more than 200 feet.

Explanation

According to the National Safety Council, under ideal conditions, a lightweight passenger car traveling at 55 mph can stop in about 200 feet.

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