When driving with ice on the road, the braking distance...
A)Could be at most twice the distance as on dry pavement.
B)Could be 10 times greater than normal.Correct
C)Would be less than the distance covered under normal conditions.
When there is ice on the road, the friction between the tyre and the road is reduced to a minimum, so that the braking distance increases considerably, and can be multiplied by up to 10. Because of this, you must drive with more caution and adapt the safety distance to these circumstances.