Stopping distance is the total distance a car travels before it comes to a complete stop, including ____ distances. ____ time is influenced by distractions, fatigue and impairment. Road conditions, tire quality and vehicle speed significantly affect ____ . Thinking distance depends on the time taken to perceive and react to a hazard, averaging ____ seconds in normal conditions. Thinking distance can extend from 0.7 to ____ seconds due to distractions, fatigue, or impairments At 50 mph, a vehicle travels ____ meters before the driver reacts to a hazard Speed magnifies the impact of delayed reactions, making higher speeds increasingly ____. Stay alert and adhere to speed limits to ____ risks. Braking distance grows quadratically with speed due to the relationship with kinetic energy. For example, doubling the speed ____ the braking distance. Road conditions, such as rain or ice, can double or even multiply braking distances by up to ____. Is the following true or false? Vehicle maintenance, including adequate tire tread depth and brake efficiency, is also critical. These factors emphasize the importance of safe driving practices, especially in adverse weather conditions, to ensure safety for all road users. ____

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