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Keep a sufficient safety distance from the vehicle in front.
To avoid colliding with the vehicle in front, it is important to keep a sufficient safety distance. That way, even if it brakes sharply, we will have enough space to brake as well without colliding with it.
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Drive at a constant speed.
The vehicle having ABS.
Keep a sufficient safety distance from the vehicle in front.
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