You are driving at 50 mph when you spot a stationary queue of traffic ahead. Which factor will increase the distance your vehicle travels before you manage to apply the brakes?
- ADriving on a road surface covered with loose gravel
- Driving while distracted by interacting with the in-car infotainment displayCevap
- CDriving with tyres that are underinflated below the recommended pressure
- DDriving on wet tarmac during a heavy rain shower
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Driving while distracted by interacting with the in-car infotainment display directly increases thinking distance by delaying driver reaction time.
Thinking distance is the distance a vehicle travels during the driver's reaction time—from the moment a hazard is spotted until the brake pedal is pressed. Interacting with an in-car screen or device creates visual, manual, and cognitive distraction, which slows the driver's reaction time and causes the vehicle to travel further at 50 mph before braking begins.
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Thinking distance is determined solely by vehicle speed and driver reaction time, which is lengthened by distractions, fatigue, alcohol, drugs, or illness.
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