Why does braking distance increase on a wet road?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Less friction between tyres and surface
- Step 1: Wet surfaces reduce grip, so the car needs longer to stop.
- Step 2: Speed should be reduced.
Answer
Less friction between tyres and surface.
Why not the others: The engine is colder on wet roads at night, the brake pads are wetter in the rain and the driver always reacts slower in the rain don't fit.
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