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Increase the safety distance from that vehicle.
We must always leave a safety distance from the vehicle travelling ahead that allows us to stop in time without colliding with it if it brakes suddenly.
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Do not change the distance from the vehicle travelling ahead.
Increase the safety distance from that vehicle.
Reduce the distance separating us from the vehicle travelling ahead.
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