An articulated commercial motor vehicle equipped with air brakes is cruising on a highway when the driver spots an unexpected lane closure. Place the four sequential segments of the vehicle's total stopping process in correct chronological order, from the initial sighting of the hazard to the vehicle coming to a complete stop.
- 1Perception Distance: The vehicle travels forward while the driver's eyes see the hazard and the brain recognizes the need to stop.
- 2Reaction Distance: The vehicle travels forward while the driver physically moves their foot from the accelerator pedal to press the service brake pedal.
- 3Brake Lag Distance: The vehicle travels forward while compressed air travels through the air lines and builds pressure in the brake chambers.
- 4Braking Distance: The vehicle travels forward while the friction of the brake linings against the drums slows and halts the wheels.
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Perception Distance phase, followed by Reaction Distance phase, followed by Brake Lag Distance phase, and concluding with Braking Distance phase.
Total stopping distance for an air-brake-equipped vehicle consists of four distinct chronological stages: first, perception distance (recognizing the hazard), second, reaction distance (moving the foot to the brake pedal), third, brake lag distance (pneumatic propagation of air pressure through the lines), and fourth, braking distance (actual friction slowing the vehicle to zero speed).
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Four Components of Air Brake Total Stopping Distance
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