In Hungarian road traffic rules, what components constitute total stopping distance (megállási távolság)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Reaction distance plus braking distance (reakcióút + féktávolság)
- Step 1: Total stopping distance is the distance travelled during driver reaction time plus the distance travelled while brakes bring the vehicle to rest. Answer: Reaction distance plus braking distance (reakcióút + féktávolság). Why not the others: Reaction distance + braking distance = total stopping distance.
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