Question 3421
If you are not going to pass, what distance must you leave from the vehicle ahead?
- A distance equal to twice the length of my vehicle.
- A distance that allows me to stop without colliding with it if it brakes suddenly, and that allows another vehicle to pass me.
- Always at least 50 meters.
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Correct answer: A distance that allows me to stop without colliding with it if it brakes suddenly, and that allows another vehicle to pass me.
If you are not going to pass, your following distance must allow you to stop without a collision if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly and leave room for another vehicle to pass safely.