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You follow a car at a four-second gap on a highway. Snow starts to fall, the road gets slippery, and it is getting dark. What should you do with your following gap?

A follows B as snow falls and daylight fades. The card gives the existing gap as four seconds. The illustration is marked not to scale.

A follows B as snow falls and daylight fades. The card gives the existing gap as four seconds. The illustration is marked not to scale.

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