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What is the 'two-second rule' used to measure?
The two-second rule is a method to ensure you have a safe following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead. In poor conditions, this distance should be
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Question: What is the 'two-second rule' used to measure?
Answer options: ✅ A safe following distance at any speed
- The time it takes to react and brake
- The delay at a four-way stop
- The time you should signal before a turn
Correct answer: A safe following distance at any speed
Explanation: The two-second rule is a method to ensure you have a safe following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead. In poor conditions, this distance should be increased to three or four seconds.
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