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the poor condition of the vehicle only.
The Traffic Regulations define the stopping or technical stopping distance as the distance travelled by a vehicle from the moment the driver perceives an obstacle until the vehicle comes to a complete stop. This distance will vary depending on the driver's reaction capacity, the condition of the road and the condition of the vehicle.
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the poor condition of the vehicle only.
the poor condition of the road only.
the poor condition of the vehicle, the driver or the road.
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