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Which combination can increase the distance needed to stop?
Correct answer: Higher speed, slow reaction, worn tires and weak brakes.
Why
Stopping distance depends on how soon the driver sees and reacts to danger and how effectively the vehicle can brake on the available surface.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Stopping distance · p. 15
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