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Vision, anticipation and space.
Vision, anticipation and space. Observe the surroundings, anticipate potential hazards and maintain safety margins for a response. Looking sufficiently far ahead is a technique adapted to speed, visibility and surroundings; a teaching reference in seconds is not itself a fixed legal duty to look exactly 15 seconds ahead.
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Safety distance, speed and maintenance.
Vision, anticipation and space.
Safety distance ahead and behind.
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