Practice question
What is the effect of increasing speed on stopping distance in the ACT?
- Stopping distance increases proportionally with speed
- Stopping distance increases exponentially — doubling speed more than doubles the stopping distance
- Stopping distance is unaffected by speed if the brakes are in good condition
- Stopping distance decreases at higher speeds due to aerodynamics
Answer: B — Stopping distance increases exponentially — doubling speed more than doubles the stopping distance
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