Ch. 5 · 第４節 安全な速度と車間距離
When a driver is fatigued, it takes longer to recognize and judge danger, so the braking distance becomes longer.
[True / False · Easy]
Answer: True
Explanation
Chapter 5, Section 4, 2(2) of the Rules of the Road states that when a driver is fatigued, it takes longer to recognize and judge danger, causing the braking distance to become longer. Fatigue delays reaction time, which in turn increases the overall stopping distance.
Source: Ch. 5 · Section (第４節 安全な速度と車間距離) · 2(2) 運転者が疲れているときは、危険を認知して判断するまでに時間がかかるので、空走距離は長くなります。
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