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Yes, to reduce the risk of an accident.
In foggy conditions it is highly advisable to increase the safety distance from the vehicle in front in order to reduce the risk of an accident. Fog significantly reduces visibility and, in some cases, can affect road grip, so taking additional precautionary measures is crucial: Reduced Visibility: Fog reduces the driver's ability to see the road and other vehicles clearly, requiring more time to react to any unexpected situation. Road Grip: In foggy conditions, especially near rivers or damp areas, the road surface may be more slippery, which affects braking ability. Safety Measures: In addition to increasing the safety distance, appropriate lights should be switched on to improve visibility, road markings should be observed, windscreens should be kept clean and demisted, and speed should be adapted to the visibility and grip conditions.
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No. Even if the road surface is wet, the braking distance is the same.
Yes, to reduce the risk of an accident.
Only if the vehicle in front does not have a rear fog light.
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