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The speed at which you are travelling.
The factors that braking distance for a moped depends on can be related to the vehicle itself or to the way it is driven. These include the speed at which you are travelling, the condition of the road surface, tyre wear, or the brakes being in good condition.
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The speed at which you are travelling.
The driver's physical condition alone.
Braking distance is always the same.
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