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Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice
What should happen to following distance on ice, snow, or reduced visibility?
Correct answer: Increase it well beyond the normal dry-road gap.
Why
Low traction and poor visibility increase stopping needs, so create substantially more space ahead.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Space in poor conditions · p. 33
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