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Q: At 40 mph what is your vehicle's reaction distance?
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What is your vehicle reaction distance when travelling at 40 mph?

The vehicle's reaction distance depends on the driver's reaction time.


What is this car's reaction distance if a car is traveling at 40 mph?

44feet


If you are in good mental and physical condition what is your vehicles reaction distance when traveling 40 mph?

You might be in good condition but what about the road condition (wet, icy), the state of you tyres (good tread or worn), the state of your brakes?


If a car is traveling 40 mph what distance will it cover in 30 mins?

40 mph = 40 miles in 60 minutes = 20 miles in 30 minutes.


Stopping distance at 40 mph?

Stopping distance at 40mph = 36m


What is the average speed of a car that traveled 200.0 miles in 5.0 hours?

Just divide the distance by the speed.


How much time will you save by traveling 4.5 miles at 50 mph instead of 40 mph?

Distance = Rate * Time or, for our purpose Time = Distance/Rate at 50 mph Time = 4.5 miles/50 mph = 0.09 hours = 5.4 minutes ----------------------------- at 40 mph Time = 4.5 miles/40 mph = 0.1125 hours = 6.75 minutes ---------------------------------------------------- 6.75 - 5.4 = 1.35 minutes saved


What is the average rate of speed to drive 46 miles at 40 mph and drive the same distance at 60 m.p.h?

Since the two distances are equal, the average is (40 mph + 60 mph)/2 = 50 mph.


Total stopping distance on the dry pavement at 40 mph is?

85 feet


How long would it take to drive 25 miles at 40 mph?

Time = Distance/Speed = 25 miles/40 mph = 0.625 hours = 37.5 minutes.


How long will it taketo drive 40 miles at 60 mph?

Time = Distance/Speed = 40/60 hours = 40 minutes.


If you are driving at 40 mph what should be the distance between cars?

A good rule of thumb is to keep a distance of one car length, about 10 feet, for every 10 mph of speed, so at 40 mph, you should be 40 feet behind the car in front of you. Obviously, this is harder to do in heavy traffic.