It is estimated that the reaction time is 1.2 seconds longer with glare induced Troxler effect. If we drive on the high way at 100
km/h, the vehicle will drive 37.5 meters more during this period of time. The average stopping distance is around two times of
the distance without the effect of glare.
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It is estimated that the average stopping distance is 123 feet
(37.5 meters) longer with glare induced Troxler effect at 60 mph.