Does speeding affect our ability to anticipate?
A)No, it only affects our reaction capacity.
B)Yes, increasing it.
C)Yes, reducing it.Correct
When we drive at excessive speed we are travelling above the speed limits. If we drive at this speed, our ability to anticipate will be reduced, causing problems with vision and reaction. On the other hand, if we drive at an appropriate speed it will be easier for us to predict any type of adverse situation and anticipate it. Both with speed and with alcohol, the tunnel vision effect occurs, which is when we lose peripheral vision and can only see the centre of the road clearly.