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In good weather and road conditions on an ordinary road, rather than a high-speed road, what minimum following time does ICBC recommend behind a passenger car?

Blue A follows silver B on a clear two-way road. A fixed roadside post is beside the road. In this starting frame, the rear of B is level with that post. The picture does not yet state a time interval.

Blue A follows silver B on a clear two-way road. A fixed roadside post is beside the road. In this starting frame, the rear of B is level with that post. The picture does not yet state a time interval.

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