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At least 150 metres or a minimum interval of six seconds.
At least 150 metres or a minimum interval of six seconds under Article 95.6. Vehicles with a MAM not exceeding 3,500 kg, including exactly 3,500 kg, must keep at least 100 metres or four seconds. Also keep a gap allowing a stop without collision if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly; conditions may require more. This case describes moving traffic rather than being stationary in a queue.
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At least 150 metres or a minimum interval of six seconds.
Only 50 metres in every case.
100 metres or four seconds because the MAM exceeds 3,500 kg.
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