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At least two seconds, increased when conditions require it.
Two seconds as a practical guide, not a universal guarantee or legal minimum for every situation. Increase separation in rain or other risks and obey specific distance requirements. If drowsy or fatigued, stop safely to rest.
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One second in every situation.
Four seconds are compulsory in every case.
At least two seconds, increased when conditions require it.
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