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When you approach a snowplow truck in winter driving, you should

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  • leave a 10-foot distance between your vehicle and the snowplow truck.
  • remain one car length behind the snowplow truck for every 10 mph you drive.
  • leave a 5-foot distance between your vehicle and the snowplow truck.

Explanation

Remain two car lengths behind a snowplow truck for every 10 mph you drive. Sand being spread by snowplow trucks can damage your vehicle.

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