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In bad weather or on wet pavement, you should increase your following distance to _____ seconds.

Correct answer

  • 4
  • 3
  • 6

Explanation

In bad weather or on wet pavement, your vehicle's stopping distance may increase. Therefore, increase your usual three-second following distance to at least four seconds.

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