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At least 100 metres or a minimum interval of four seconds.
At least 100 metres or a minimum interval of four seconds. Article 95.6 sets this separation when no overtaking is intended. For vehicles with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg, the minimum is 150 metres or six seconds. Increase separation when safety requires.
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50 metres is always sufficient, whatever the speed.
150 metres is compulsory because every moped exceeds 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass.
At least 100 metres or a minimum interval of four seconds.
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