- The condition of the driver; drugs/ tiredness (thinking distance)
- How worn the brakes/ tyres are
- If the weather conditions are poor
- How heavy the car is
- The speed the car is travelling at
Thursday, 21 February 2013
1.19 describe the factors affecting vehicle stopping distance including speed, mass, road condition and reaction time
Stopping distance is thinking distance and braking distance added together, things that effect this are:
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Not to be rude, is it Braking distance and Brakes not breaking and breaks?
ReplyDeleteOh yeah.. thanks ;P
DeleteWhich subjects did you take for your gcse's? How did you revise for them?
ReplyDeleteI did Geography, History, French and obviously Maths, English and science.
DeleteI found that for me I need to do kinda layered revision, so first I will make notes on everything (like the notes on here) then I will make posters, then flash cards, and when I have learnt everything I will do past papers.
It might be slightly over the top, and if you were going to do just one part of that I would highly recommend past papers :)
You could mention the condition of the road too
ReplyDeleteAlso not to be rude but you should add reaction time & road (or is road covered in environment)
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