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How should following distance change when pavement is wet, visibility is poor, or a large vehicle blocks the view ahead?

The blue car follows the silver car in the eastbound lane on a wet two-way road. Both cars are centered in their lane. Rain and the wet surface indicate reduced grip. The pictured gap does not establish a time interval.

The blue car follows the silver car in the eastbound lane on a wet two-way road. Both cars are centered in their lane. Rain and the wet surface indicate reduced grip. The pictured gap does not establish a time interval.

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