Question detail

Which of the following factors can increase a driver's reaction time?

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MCQ

Type

practice

Style

Topic

Forces and motion

Question

  1. A. Increased speed
  2. B. Tiredness
  3. C. Better road conditions
  4. D. Increased visibility

Answer

Tiredness

Explanation

Tiredness can slow down a driver's reaction time, leading to longer thinking distances and potentially longer stopping distances.

Common mistake

Confusing Stopping Distance Components

Students often confuse stopping distance with just braking distance, neglecting the thinking distance.

Remember that stopping distance is the sum of thinking distance and braking distance. Always break it down into these two components when calculating.

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