Question 1734 · Truck theory test
When driving in icy or frosty conditions, what braking distance should a driver allow?
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Correct answer
Ten times the normal distance.
Official explanation
When driving in icy and frosty conditions, drivers should allow up to ten times the normal braking distance so that the vehicle can be stopped safely when required.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Driving in Adverse Weather Conditions
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