You are driving behind another vehicle on a dual carriageway in good, dry conditions. To ensure you are maintaining a safe separation distance using the two-second rule, what should you do?
- AMaintain a fixed gap of one car length for every 10 mph of your travelling speed.
- BAllow a minimum four-second gap from the vehicle ahead on dry roads to account for reaction time.
- Note when the vehicle ahead passes a fixed roadside object and ensure at least two seconds elapse before your vehicle reaches it.Cevap
- DKeep close enough to ensure you can clearly see the rear tyres of the vehicle ahead touching the tarmac.
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Note when the vehicle ahead passes a fixed roadside object and ensure at least two seconds elapse before your vehicle reaches it.
In good, dry road conditions, drivers should maintain at least a two-second time gap behind the vehicle ahead. This is measured by choosing a fixed reference point (such as a bridge or road sign); when the vehicle in front passes that point, at least two seconds must elapse before your vehicle reaches the same point.
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The two-second rule provides a time-based safety margin on dry roads, verified using a stationary roadside marker.
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