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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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Speed And StoppingStandalone practice
Which conditions can increase braking distance?
Correct answer: Higher speed, poor traction, or worn tires or brakes
Why
Braking distance depends on speed, road and weather conditions, and tire and brake condition. Allow more room when grip or braking performance is poor; never treat a handbook example as a guaranteed stopping distance.
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