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May increase with speed, load, or rain
Braking distance can increase with speed, load, and a wet or slippery road surface.
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May increase with speed, load, or rain
Always decreases if the vehicle is large
Does not change with road-surface conditions
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La distancia de frenado de un turismo o vehículo del permiso B:
- Puede aumentar con la velocidad, la carga o la lluvia(Correct answer)
- Siempre disminuye si el vehículo es grande
- No cambia con el estado del firme
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