In what conditions should you leave a two-second separation gap? Mark one answer
A When conditions are damp
B When conditions are foggy
C When conditions are good
D When conditions are wet
Answer:C
In what conditions should you leave a two-second separation gap? Mark one answer
A When conditions are damp B When conditions are foggy C When conditions are good D When conditions are wet
Explanation: In good, dry conditions, an alert driver who's driving a vehicle with tyres and brakes in good condition needs to keep a gap of at least two seconds from the car in front. When the road surface is wet, the gap needs to be increased to four seconds - and if it's icy, then the gap needs to increase to as much as 20 seconds.