At 60 mph, how much is your field of vision reduced?
- ATo about two-thirds.
- To about one-fifth.
- CIt is not reduced.
Why B is correct
Stationary vision is 180 degrees or more; at 20 mph about 2/3, at 40 mph about 2/5, at 60 mph about 1/5.
At 60 mph, how much is your field of vision reduced?
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