- A Driving on a dry road
- ✓ Fatigue, alcohol, or distraction
- C Using cruise control
- D Driving in daylight
Why this is the correct answer
Fatigue, alcohol, and distraction are the main factors that increase reaction time, thereby increasing the distance covered before braking begins.
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