| 11. | Such a situation could be dangerous, as stopping distance increases with fewer functioning brakes.
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| 12. | That's 21 times more stopping distance in the soft sand.
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| 13. | Stops are straight, but the stopping distances are not impressive.
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| 14. | So the shortest stopping distance may really be the quickest route to a collision.
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| 15. | Thanks to powerful anti-lock disc brakes, stopping distance from 60 mph is 121 feet.
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| 16. | The braking distance is one of two principal components of the total stopping distance.
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| 17. | The car not only placed last, but had considerably longer stopping distances than other vehicles.
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| 18. | The vacuum booster was invented in 1927 in order to provide a shorter stopping distance.
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| 19. | And those calculations were produced with estimates of stopping distances provided by the Transit Authority.
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| 20. | You need at least two seconds of stopping distance between you and the vehicle ahead.
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