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H.W 2 A driver hits a pedestrian trying to cross the street during the daytime. 2 seconds after seeing the pedestrian, the driver presses the brake. A total of 65 meters of braking track, 50 m before and 15 m after the impact point, was measured by the police officer. How many meters would the driver have to see the pedestrian in order to stop without crashing? (f= 0.6 and s = 0 %) 50 m A 15 m Accident point

H.W 2 A driver hits a pedestrian trying to cross the street during the daytime. 2 seconds after seeing the pedestrian, the driver presses the brake. A total of 65 meters of braking track, 50 m before and 15 m after the impact point, was measured by the police officer. How many meters would the driver have to see the pedestrian in order to stop without crashing? (f= 0.6 and s = 0 %) 50 m A 15 m Accident point

Traffic and Highway Engineering
Traffic and Highway Engineering
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ISBN:9781305156241
Author:Garber, Nicholas J.
Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.
Chapter3: Characteristics Of The Driver, The Pedestrian, The Bicyclist, The Vehicle, and The Road
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H.W 2 A driver hits a pedestrian trying to cross the street during the daytime. 2 seconds after seeing the pedestrian, the driver presses the brake. A total of 65 meters of braking track, 50 m before and 15 m after the impact point, was measured by the police officer. How many meters would the driver have to see the pedestrian in order to stop without crashing? (f= 0.6 and s = 0 %) 50 m A 15 m Accident point
Transcribed Image Text:H.W 2 A driver hits a pedestrian trying to cross the street during the daytime. 2 seconds after seeing the pedestrian, the driver presses the brake. A total of 65 meters of braking track, 50 m before and 15 m after the impact point, was measured by the police officer. How many meters would the driver have to see the pedestrian in order to stop without crashing? (f= 0.6 and s = 0 %) 50 m A 15 m Accident point
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