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In which of these situations should you leave extra space between your vehicle and the one in front of you?

Correct answer

  • When the driver behind you wants to pass
  • When the vehicle in front of you is a truck
  • Both of the above

Explanation

Increase your following distance and allow a bigger space for drivers or vehicles that may be potentially dangerous. You should leave more space behind the vehicle in front of you when the driver behind you wants to pass, if the vehicle in front of you is a truck or other large vehicle, and when you drive on slippery roads.

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