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Will help prevent the stopping distance from increasing
Wet road surfaces cause a reduction in grip, so in the event of danger, the braking distance will be increased. Conversely, when the road is dry and in good condition, this will help prevent the stopping distance from increasing.
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Will help prevent the stopping distance from increasing
Will help reduce the reaction distance
Will cause an increase in the braking distance
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