In case of braking, if we have the tires in perfect condition and we drive on a dry road with the pavement in good condition...

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The braking distance depends on factors such as speed, the condition of the tires, brakes, and road conditions. If the tires and the road are in perfect condition, the braking distance will be optimal and will not increase. Since the stopping distance is the sum of the reaction distance and the braking distance, it will not be increased either. Keeping the vehicle in good condition is vital for safety.

In case of braking, if we have the tires in perfect condition and we drive on a dry road with the pavement in good condition...

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