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On a wet road, stopping distances:

  • Increase only on gravel
  • Stay about the same with good tyres
  • Get shorter thanks to ABS
  • ✓ Increase greatly

Correct answer : Increase greatly

Why : Stopping distances increase greatly on wet and slippery roads, with poor brakes or tyres, and with tired drivers.

Zambian Highway Code (6th ed., RTSA), Rule 141

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