Asked by Katana Yama
When measuring a following distance under normal conditions, the 3-second technique
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Responses
should be decreased in adverse conditions.
should be decreased in adverse conditions.
is safe for most conditions.
is safe for most conditions.
is insufficient at a speed over 40 mph.
is insufficient at a speed over 40 mph.
is the same as the total stopping distance.
(1 point)
Responses
should be decreased in adverse conditions.
should be decreased in adverse conditions.
is safe for most conditions.
is safe for most conditions.
is insufficient at a speed over 40 mph.
is insufficient at a speed over 40 mph.
is the same as the total stopping distance.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**is safe for most conditions.**
The 3-second technique is a guideline for maintaining a safe following distance under normal driving conditions. However, in adverse conditions (such as rain, fog, or snow), it is advisable to increase this following distance to allow for greater stopping time.
**is safe for most conditions.**
The 3-second technique is a guideline for maintaining a safe following distance under normal driving conditions. However, in adverse conditions (such as rain, fog, or snow), it is advisable to increase this following distance to allow for greater stopping time.