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The condition of the driver, the road and the vehicle
Stopping distance can vary according to speed, the vehicle's load, brake effectiveness, the condition of the tyres, aerodynamics, suspension, the condition of the road and, in general, the condition of the vehicle, the road and the driver.
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The condition of the driver, the road and the vehicle
Mainly the condition of the vehicle
Only the condition of the road
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