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The car ahead of you passes a utility pole, and you start to count seconds. Your front bumper reaches the pole when you have counted only two seconds. What does this tell you, and what should you do?

A follows B on a dry two-lane road. A’s front bumper is level with a roadside utility pole. The card states that two seconds have passed since B passed that pole.

A follows B on a dry two-lane road. A’s front bumper is level with a roadside utility pole. The card states that two seconds have passed since B passed that pole.

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