How does the stopping distance of an empty tank vehicle compare to a full one on wet roads?

It takes longer to stop because the empty vehicle has less traction. Section 8.3.4 mentions that empty tank vehicles may take longer to

How does the stopping distance of an empty tank vehicle compare to a full one on wet roads?

ANSWER BREAKDOWN
  • A. Correct. Section 8.3.4 mentions that empty tank vehicles may take longer to stop than full ones, and wet roads double the normal stopping distance.
  • B. Incorrect. "It stops faster because it is lighter" is not correct. Section 8.3.4 mentions that empty tank vehicles may take longer to stop than full ones, and wet roads double the normal stopping distance.
  • C. Incorrect. "There is no difference" is not correct. Section 8.3.4 mentions that empty tank vehicles may take longer to stop than full ones, and wet roads double the normal stopping distance.
  • D. Incorrect. "Empty tanks cannot skid" is not correct. Section 8.3.4 mentions that empty tank vehicles may take longer to stop than full ones, and wet roads double the normal stopping distance.