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Leave a greater safety distance from the vehicle ahead.
Increase the safety gap and adapt speed to visible distance and grip; do not follow the vehicle ahead closely as a guide. Use appropriate lighting: dipped beam is a suitable option to avoid glare, and front fog lights may be used where applicable. Rear fog lights are only for especially adverse conditions such as dense fog, not every fog situation. Keep windows clear and, if stopping is necessary, find a safe place away from traffic.
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Travel at the minimum speed for the road.
Leave a greater safety distance from the vehicle ahead.
Keep your foot on the brake pedal at all times.
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