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Which factors make total stopping distance longer?
Correct answer: Higher speed, slower perception or reaction, poor traction, and weak braking conditions.
Why
Your vehicle continues moving while you notice a hazard and react, then travels farther while braking. Total stopping distance includes both parts. Higher speed, poor traction, worn equipment and delayed attention can increase the distance needed.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Stopping distance components · p. 66
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