You should increase your following distance:
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At night or if it is raining.
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When the road is slippery.
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When you are being tailgated by another driver.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
You should increase your following distance in certain situations, such as at night, during rain or on slippery roads, and when being tailgated by another driver. This allows for safer braking and reduces the risk of accidents.
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