By the use of v^2=u^2+2as, if the final speed is 0, then we have v=0, a is negetive (braking), then, u^2=-2as, we can see if the deceleration of the car is halved, the stopping distance will be doubled, if the initial speed keeps the same.
But if there is the reaction time taken in, since the reaction time is no depent on anything, except you, so a fixed distance s' are needed before braking is applied. Then the total distance sb=s'+s=ut(reaction)+abs(u^2/2a)^(0.5).