Stopping Distance

Which of these factors affects Thinking distance

• Snow

• Alcohol

• How heavily the car is loaded

• Tyre quality

Which of these affect Braking distance?

• Age

• Alcohol

• How heavily loaded the car is

• Amount of distractions

Which factor affects both Thinking and Braking distances?

• Nothing affects both

• Quality of brakes

• Speed

• Amount of distractions

If a person has consumed alcohol their....

• reaction time increases

• braking distance increases

• thinking distance decreases

• braking distance decreases

If a car is more heavily loaded, which will increase

• Thinking distance

• Braking distance

• Thinking distance and Stopping distance

• Braking distance and Stopping distance

Fog affects....

• Thinking distance

• Braking distance

• Stopping distance

• None of the above

As speed increases, reaction time....

• increases

• stays the same

• decreases

• affects the braking distance

A hazard occurs at time zero.

How could you find the thinking distance?

• Area of A

• Area of B

• Area of A and B

• Gradient of A

• Gradient of B

A hazard occurs at time zero.

How could you find the braking distance?

• Area of A

• Area of B

• Area of A and B

• Gradient of A

• Gradient of B

A hazard occurs at time zero.

What is the difference between car A and car B

• The driver of A has been drinking alcohol

• The driver of B has been drinking alcohol

• Car A is driving on a wet road and Car B on a dry road

• Car A is driving on a dry road and Car B on a wet road

• The driver of B is drunk and driving in snow