Near Zevenhuizen an instructor explains: 'Most rear-end collisions on motorways happen because of following too closely, combined with distraction or fatigue — not because of broken brakes.'
- ✓ True
- False
Correct answer: True
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The book names driving behaviour (tight distance + distraction/fatigue) as THE cause, not technology
Topic: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
Read the rule: Core: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
Sections
- Challenge: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- The model: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- Core: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- Why it matters: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- Active recall: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- Teach back: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads
- Memory hook: 3-second rule: greater following distance in rain, snow, fog and heavy loads