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by the poor condition of the vehicle.
Brake, tyre or suspension defects can lengthen braking distance and impair vehicle control. Normal wear does not always mean a brake stops working: respect manufacturer service limits and maintenance. Distance also depends on speed and surface. Do not confuse braking distance with the distance covered during reaction time.
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by the poor condition of the vehicle.
only by the poor condition of the road.
only by the driver's psychophysical state.
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