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That which allows the lorry to stop without colliding, in the event of sudden braking by the vehicle ahead.
When we intend to overtake with our lorry inside a tunnel, we must know that before starting, we must maintain a sufficient safety distance from the vehicle we wish to overtake, allowing the lorry to stop without colliding, in the event of sudden braking by the vehicle ahead.
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150 metres as a maximum.
That which allows the lorry to stop without colliding, in the event of sudden braking by the vehicle ahead.
100 metres as a minimum.
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