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Pay attention to the road and surroundings.
Pay attention to the road and surroundings: look ahead and check the sides, mirrors and blind spots without neglecting the road in front. Focusing only on the immediately preceding vehicle limits anticipation. How far ahead to look depends on conditions; do not restrict observation to the distance travelled in three seconds.
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Pay attention to the road and surroundings.
Look exclusively at the vehicle immediately ahead.
Always restrict observation to the distance travelled in three seconds.
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