According to the Highway Code, how does driving on a wet road surface affect your vehicle's overall stopping distance compared to dry conditions?
- It is at least double the distance required on dry roadsCevap
- BIt is up to ten times greater than on dry roads
- CIt is reduced by half because water cools the brake components
- DIt remains unchanged because modern braking systems fully eliminate water effects
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It is at least double the distance required on dry roads
In wet weather, tyres have less grip on the road surface, which increases braking distance. The Highway Code explicitly states that overall stopping distances are at least double those required on dry roads.
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Highway Code stopping distance adjustment on wet road surfaces
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