Revision question · Safety margins

When will your overall stopping distance be increased?

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When you're riding at night

When you're riding in fog

When you're riding with a passenger

When you're riding up a hill

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When you're riding with a passengerThis was the right answer

When you're carrying a passenger on a motorcycle, the overall weight will be much more than when you're riding alone. This additional weight will make it harder for you to stop quickly in an emergency, so you'll need to increase the distance between your motorcycle and the vehicle in front.

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Brief the passenger and allow more timeReviewed guidance summary · Additional passenger weight increases the stopping allowance.

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