Driving theory questions
Which road conditions provide the most friction between the tyres and the road?
Nationalencyklopedin: “friction […], resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another.”
Review of the options:
- Smooth asphalt
– Correct, the tyres will get a good grip since there is great resistance to the road surface = a lot of friction. - Gravel
– Wrong, the tyres will get a poor grip since there is little resistance to the road surface (the tyres slip on the gravel) = limited friction. - Icy road conditions
– Wrong, the tyres will get a poor grip since there is little resistance to the road surface (the tyres slip on the ice) = limited friction. - Wet road conditions
– Wrong, the tyres will get a poor grip since there is little resistance to the road surface (the tyres slip on the wet road) = limited friction.
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