Road rules / 🇨🇦 speed
On wet, snowy or icy roads, your stopping distance:
✓ ANSWER
Increases, so you should slow down and leave more space
Slippery surfaces greatly increase stopping distance, so reduce speed and increase following distance.
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- ✓Increases, so you should slow down and leave more space
- ✗Stays the same as on dry roads
- ✗Decreases because tires grip harder
- ✗Only matters above 100 km/h
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