You are driving on a dry road behind another vehicle. How should you use a stationary roadside object to check that you are keeping a safe following distance?
- AEstimate one vehicle length for every 10 mph shown on your speedometer.
- Note when the vehicle ahead passes the object and ensure at least two seconds elapse before you reach it.Cevap
- CStart counting two seconds only when you observe the brake lights illuminate on the vehicle ahead.
- DEnsure you reach the fixed object within four seconds to stay within the slipstream of the vehicle ahead.
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Note when the vehicle ahead passes the object and ensure at least two seconds elapse before you reach it.
Under dry, clear driving conditions, the Highway Code recommends maintaining at least a two-second time gap behind the vehicle ahead. Using a fixed roadside marker—such as a bridge shadow, tree, or signpost—enables the driver to measure this gap accurately. If the front of your vehicle reaches the object before completing the two-second count, you are following too closely and should drop back.
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The Two-Second Rule for safe separation distances on dry roads
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