Question

If you are driving 30 mph under ideal conditions and you see a problem, you can stop:_________ a. in less than 15 feet b. in 30 feet c. in 75 feet d. in 100 feet

Answer 1

If you are driving 30 mph under ideal conditions , and you see a problem, you can stop in less than 100 feet. Hence, option D is correct.

What is the overall stopping distance at 20 miles per hour?

In the 45 feet between perception and reaction, an automobile will move at 20 mph (30 feet per second x 1.5 seconds). After applying the brakes, the vehicle travels 64 feet in total, or around 19 feet, before coming to a stop.

When moving at less than 40 mph, you must maintain a minimum of one second of separation for every 10 feet your vehicle is long, according to the rule of seconds. If your speed is greater than 40 mph, add a second.

Thus, option D is correct.

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