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Because we cannot see the road or the obstacles.
When driving in heavy fog, we should increase the safety distance from the vehicles travelling ahead of us to avoid a possible collision, since we will not be able to see the road or obstacles we may encounter clearly from a distance.
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So that we have less time to brake.
So that we pay less attention to road markings.
Because we cannot see the road or the obstacles.
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