Is it possible to reduce the number of meters traveled during reaction time?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Reaction distance is the space the vehicle travels from the moment the driver perceives a danger or obstacle until they press the brake or make an evasive maneuver. It depends on speed and reaction time. Although speed has a decisive influence, reaction time depends above all on the driver's psychophysical state and attention. With defensive driving and by anticipating what is happening ahead (keeping attention active and foreseeing the movements of pedestrians or vehicles), the driver identifies the risk sooner and reacts faster, and thus reduces the distance traveled. That is why it is false that it is a fixed value independent of the driver, and also that it depends only on speed.

Is it possible to reduce the number of meters traveled during reaction time?

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