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Increase the separation distance.
Increase following distance and adapt speed to visibility. Separation does not physically improve grip or remove fog, but gives more room to respond. Moisture may reduce grip; do not assume every fog condition has the same effect. Use appropriate lights and observe road markings without neglecting the rest of the road.
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Increase the separation distance.
Increase speed.
Pay little attention to road markings.
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