Drivers may need more space in front of their vehicle:
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When following motorcycles.
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When carrying a heavy load or pulling a trailer.
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When it is hard to see ahead.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
Drivers should slow down and increase their following distance when traveling behind a motorcycle, as motorcycles can stop faster than vehicles, or when carrying a heavy load or pulling a trailer, as these conditions affect stopping distance and blind spots. Drivers should also adjust their speed and following distance in poor weather conditions, impaired visibility, or on slippery roads.
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