A commercial driver operating a truck equipped with air brakes must understand all factors that determine how far the vehicle travels before coming to a complete stop. Which four distinct components combine to make up total stopping distance for an air-brake vehicle?
- AFollowing distance, reaction distance, brake lag distance, and braking distance
- Perception distance, reaction distance, brake lag distance, and braking distanceCevap
- CPerception distance, reaction distance, and braking distance only
- DPerception distance, following distance, and braking distance
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Perception distance, reaction distance, brake lag distance, and braking distance
For commercial vehicles equipped with air brakes, total stopping distance consists of four sequential parts: perception distance (distance traveled while recognizing the hazard), reaction distance (distance traveled while moving the foot to the pedal), brake lag distance (distance traveled while air pressure builds up in the brake chambers), and braking distance (distance traveled while the friction of the brakes slows and stops the vehicle).
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Air Brake Total Stopping Distance Formula
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