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When rain, darkness, heavy traffic, or a blocked view increases risk, what should happen to following distance?
Correct answer: Increase it, using four seconds or more when needed.
Why
Slippery roads, poor visibility, motorcycles, towing, and drivers who cannot see you require a larger space cushion than the favorable-condition minimum.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Following distance · p. 71
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