With an icy road, the braking distance can increase up to...

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The braking distance is the space the vehicle travels from the moment the brake is applied until it comes to a complete stop. This distance depends on factors such as speed, vehicle condition, and road conditions. With an icy road, tire grip decreases drastically. For this reason, the braking distance can be up to ten times greater than on a dry road under normal conditions.

With an icy road, the braking distance can increase up to...

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