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Increase the following distance.
Increase the following distance and adapt speed to visibility. Moisture can reduce grip, so avoid abrupt actions. Use the lighting required for the conditions. Position lights alone are insufficient when fog significantly reduces visibility. Use the rear fog light only in especially adverse conditions, such as dense fog.
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Use only position lights when visibility is significantly reduced.
Increase the following distance.
Reduce the distance to follow the vehicle ahead more closely.
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