When must we keep a larger than usual gap from the vehicle driving ahead of us?
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The correct answer: In a situation where visibility is poor, or when driving on a slippery road, or when we are tired.
Keep a larger than usual gap when visibility is poor, when the road is slippery or when you are tired. In these cases you need more time and distance to react and stop. A two-second gap is not always enough.
This question appears in the theory test for license:B · private carA · motorcycle1 · tractorC1 · light truckC · heavy truckD · bus
