In Austrian vehicle safety and driving technique, what is the total stopping distance (Anhalteweg) at 100 km/h under normal braking conditions?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. 130 metres (30 m reaction distance + 100 m braking distance)
- Step 1: Calculation: m; m; metres. Answer: 130 metres (30 m reaction distance + 100 m braking distance). Why not the others: 100 metres, 160 metres and 90 metres do not reflect Austrian technical safety guidelines.
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