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Discussion Forum : Highway Engineering - Section 2 (Q.No. 17)
17.
Driving vehicles on wet surfaced roads, is dangerous because it may
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Alee Raza Khan said:
3 years ago
On wet surfaces, the car slips when it's just about to move and skids as well when sudden brakes are applied and also may overturn after skidding at a higher speed if the tyre is suddenly encountered by a dry surface or a stone.
So, The correct answer should be D.
So, The correct answer should be D.
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Vks said:
3 years ago
If vehicle already moving then Skid.
If trying to move from rest then slip.
If trying to move from rest then slip.
(4)
Zubair Ali Shah said:
3 years ago
Skidding happens on dry surfaces when brakes are applied while slipping occurs on wet surfaces.
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Mukul said:
9 years ago
Why doesn't it skid? longitudinal friction also affects it.
(1)
Sebastian Jinger said:
4 years ago
Wet road - Slip.
Oily road - skid.
Oily road - skid.
(1)
Zubair said:
4 years ago
Why not Skid?
(1)
Abhik said:
6 years ago
Slip is correct because Skid is controlled by the automobile. Not by friction.
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Afia said:
5 years ago
In my point of my view, Skid is generally produced when centrifugal force creates. That's why B is the correct answer.
Shubho said:
1 decade ago
As the wheel is in moving conditions their is a lack of frictional forces along the wheel and the surface.
Deepak said:
9 years ago
As per my knowledge both skid and slip occurs.
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