Near Bornerbroek you explain to a passenger: 'The reaction second is a time of 1 second on average, not a distance in metres.'
- ✓ True
- False
Correct answer: True
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The reaction second is indeed a time (Book p.125); the reaction distance (in metres) is a separate concept with its own rule of thumb.
Topic: The reaction second and the reaction distance
Read the rule: Core: The reaction second and the reaction distance
Sections
- Challenge: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- The model: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- Core: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- Why it matters: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- Active recall: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- Teach back: The reaction second and the reaction distance
- Memory hook: The reaction second and the reaction distance