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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
Total stopping distance includes perception, reaction, and braking; speed and conditions affect each available safety margin.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Braking and stopping · p. 58, 59
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