National Highways warns against tailgating, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a safe distance between vehicles to reduce accident risk. The Highway Code recommends a two-second gap on fast roads, doubling it in adverse weather and requiring larger gaps for larger vehicles.
BRIT drivers are being urged to follow an important ‘two-second rule' while behind the wheel - or risk a £100 fine.
However, the rule is firm; motorists must keep a safe distance from the car in front to reduce the risk of an accident. What's more, in rain or icy conditions, the gap is doubled, while larger vehicles also need bigger gaps.SHUT DOWNleave their keys at home
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