The distance needed for steering around an object is shorter than the distance needed to brake for the object at speeds over 25. A. TrueB. False

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Martin Baker

15 June, 00:03

The distance needed for steering around an object is shorter than the distance needed to brake for the object at speeds over 25. A. TrueB. False

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Explanation:

It might be required for one to take prevaricating actions in order to steer clear of collision. At speeds above 25 mph, it is preferred to steer a car than to hit the brakes. This is simply because the distance needed to steer around an object is lesser than that needed to hit to brakes to a stop. In some situations, hitting the brakes suddenly can even result to a loss of control.