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May be longer and requires more anticipation
Heavy vehicles, combinations, and special vehicles usually need more space to stop safely.
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May be longer and requires more anticipation
Is always shorter because the wheels are larger
Does not change with load or rain
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Si conduces un autobús, debes tener en cuenta que la distancia de frenado:
- Puede ser mayor y exige más anticipación(Correct answer)
- Siempre es menor por llevar ruedas grandes
- No cambia con la carga ni con la lluvia
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