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How can you estimate a safe following distance of three to four seconds when driving on a dry Alberta road?
The 'three-to-four-second rule' involves choosing a fixed object ahead, and when the vehicle in front passes it, you count 'one thousand one, one thousand two,
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Question: How can you estimate a safe following distance of three to four seconds when driving on a dry Alberta road?
Answer options: ✅ Count 1-2-3-4 after the vehicle ahead passes a fixed object, then check if you reach it before 3-4 seconds.
- Measure the distance using your vehicle's odometer.
- Ensure you can clearly see the vehicle's rear tires on the pavement.
- Match the speed of the vehicle in front.
Correct answer: Count 1-2-3-4 after the vehicle ahead passes a fixed object, then check if you reach it before 3-4 seconds.
Explanation: The 'three-to-four-second rule' involves choosing a fixed object ahead, and when the vehicle in front passes it, you count 'one thousand one, one thousand two, one thousand three, one thousand four.' If you reach the object before finishing the count, you are following too closely.
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