following distance

Allow at least double the usual following distance between cars.

Always maintain a safe following distance between your car and the vehicle in front.

Double your following distance (to six seconds) in poor weather.

In good conditions, a safe following distance is: at least 1 second behind the car in front.

A following distance of one vehicle length for each 10mph you are traveling should be observed.

Keep in mind that in poor weather conditions, you may need to increase your following distance.

Keep a safe following distance - always expect vehicles in front of you to slow or stop without warning.

Drivers also failed to keep pace with traffic, as following distances increased 30 percent.

Motorists should allow more following distance when the road is slippery or wet.

She increased the speed of her sled, closing to a proper following distance.

The following distance learning courses were offered during the period under review:

They slow down and increase their following distance.

Adaptive cruise control allows a driver to choose a desired following distance.

Watch your following distance, especially in wet weather or in poor visibility.

The sensor is responsive up to the following distances.

Panic Stop: Teens often lack the experience needed to judge a safe following distance.

In urban areas and at narrow bridges, shorter following distances are usually desirable.

When the correct following distance of 180 to 60 feet is maintained the taillights appear as two red lights.

When driving in severe weather or in areas with wet leaves, increase your following distance.

Increase your following distance. You will need extra distance to brake safely.

Brush up on your winter driving technique Increase your regular following distance.

Motorists need to slow down, increase following distance and allow more time to reach their destinations."

Stopping on a slippery surface requires more distance, so increase your following distance.

At all times, your speed and following distance should be governed by road, other traffic and weather conditions.

No crane shall be used closer than the following distances from power lines: