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Yes, by anticipating what is ahead.
Yes. Observing and anticipating possible hazards can help detect them earlier and react more promptly. Reaction distance depends on both speed and reaction time; anticipation does not eliminate that time or guarantee a fixed distance. Maintain a sufficient following distance and adapt speed, rather than seeking the smallest possible gap.
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Yes, by anticipating what is ahead.
No, as it does not depend on the driver.
No, as that distance depends solely on speed.
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