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The brake pedal is pressed until the vehicle stops.
Braking distance is the distance travelled by the vehicle from the moment we press the brake pedal until our vehicle stops. This distance is mainly determined by the speed at which you are travelling, but it is also affected by the vehicle's mass, the condition of the brakes and the condition of the road or surroundings.
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The brake pedal is pressed until the vehicle stops.
The danger is perceived until the vehicle stops.
The danger is perceived until the brake is pressed.
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