Some winter driving tips might seem obvious, but many may help if you find yourself suddenly in the midst of blinding snow or ...

Question: What’s the appropriate following distance when you’re behind another car? Four seconds? Two seconds? Or a specific number of car lengths? When does it become tailgating? Answer: It depends.

You’ve heard me say it before: maintain a safe following distance. It’s not just a catchphrase — it’s a crucial part of staying safe on the road. A safe following distance isn’t just about avoiding ...

A driving instructor has reminded drivers of the Highway Code rule for following distances during icy weather - and it's a ...

Experts advise slowing down and increasing following distance when driving in snow or on ice. While weather is a factor, driver behaviors like speeding and following too closely cause most crashes. If ...

Husky Liners shares tips on safely driving in snow, sleet, and freezing rain, emphasizing the importance of cautious driving ...

Colorado State Patrol Troopers frequently talk about the dangers of speed and distracted driving. Speed and distracted driving are two significant contributors to vehicle crashes, often resulting in ...

How far behind other vehicles should you be for safe braking distance? Start counting from three seconds, and add seconds for heavier vehicles, high speed, tire-car condition, rain, snow, ice.