Commercial motor vehicles equipped with air brakes require additional distance to stop compared to hydraulic brake vehicles due to the mechanical delay in air brake actuation. Which of the following correctly identifies all four components of total stopping distance for an air brake vehicle in their proper chronological sequence?
- AReaction distance, perception 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
- DFollowing distance, perception distance, brake lag distance, and stopping distance
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Perception distance, reaction distance, brake lag distance, and braking distance
The correct sequence starts when the driver sees and recognizes a hazard (perception distance), moves their foot to the pedal (reaction distance), waits for air pressure to flow through the lines and actuate the brakes (brake lag distance, roughly one-half second), and ends while the friction brakes bring the vehicle to a rest (braking distance).
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Total Stopping Distance Formula for Air Brakes
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