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What is the recommended minimum following distance behind another vehicle under ideal driving conditions?
The two-second rule provides a safe time and space cushion to react and stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly. This distance should be increased in poor wea
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Question: What is the recommended minimum following distance behind another vehicle under ideal driving conditions?
Answer options:
- One car length for every 20 km/h. ✅ The two-second rule.
- The four-second rule.
- Just enough space to see their rear tires.
Correct answer: The two-second rule.
Explanation: The two-second rule provides a safe time and space cushion to react and stop if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly. This distance should be increased in poor weather or road conditions.
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