Topic: Speed and distances · Nº 102 / 961

Al determinar la distancia de seguridad con el vehículo que va delante...

When deciding on the safe distance from the vehicle in front...

  • Adebe tener en cuenta la velocidad, la visibilidad y el estado de la vía.you must take into account speed, visibility and the condition of the road.
  • Bdebe tener en cuenta el tipo de vehículo que va delante.you must take into account the type of vehicle in front.
  • Cdebe tener en cuenta únicamente la velocidad.you must take into account only speed.
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Correct answer

  • Adebe tener en cuenta la velocidad, la visibilidad y el estado de la vía.you must take into account speed, visibility and the condition of the road.
Explanation

The correct answer is that you must take into account speed, visibility and the condition of the road surface when deciding on your safe distance. The General Traffic Regulations state that the safe distance must be enough for the driver to react properly to any unexpected situation and keep everyone on the road safe. Speed affects the distance you will need to stop, visibility affects your ability to anticipate dangers, and the condition of the road surface can affect tyre grip and how the vehicle behaves.

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