Safe driving 2 pts
Under reduced visibility, rain, and worsened climatic conditions, the safe distance behind the vehicle ahead is:
Correct answer
- A time gap at least 1 second longer than under normal conditions.
Other options
- Shorter than under good visibility.
- The same as under good visibility.
Explanation
Bad weather = More space: If it's raining, snowing, or foggy, you need more time to see, react, and stop.
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