Stopping distances Flashcards
When on a good and dry road surface, with good breaks and tyres. What is the typical braking distance at 50mph?
38 metres (125 feet)
When on a good and dry road surface, with good breaks and tyres. What is the typical braking distance at 30mph?
14 metres (45 feet)
When on a good and dry road surface, with good breaks and tyres. What is the typical braking distance at 70mph?
75 metres (245 feet)
How to remember braking distance for motorbikes?
If you start from 20 mph and multiply by 2 then you get the stopping distances for 20 Mph, then for 30 mph multiply by 2.5 and so on, just start at 20 x 2 and go up by half for each additional 10 mph.
Braking distance for 60 mph on motorbike (assuming dry weather and road surface)?
60 x 4 = 140 feet