How should a driver adjust their following distance in adverse weather conditions?
In adverse weather conditions, like rain or fog, it's important to increase the following distance to allow more time to react to any sudden stops or emergencies. Poor weather conditions can increase stopping distances, making it safer to have more space between vehicles.
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