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100 metres.
100 metres. Article 95.6 specifies at least 100 metres or a minimum four-second interval. For vehicles with a maximum authorised mass over 3,500 kg it specifies at least 150 metres or six seconds. Also adapt separation to conditions for safe travel; 150 metres can be a valid motorcycle gap, but it is not the minimum in metres asked here.
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