You are driving on a multi-lane road, and other cars keep changing lanes into the gap between you and the car in front of you. You have to keep dropping back, to restore a safe following distance. You should A: Slowly move closer to the vehicle in front of you, until nobody changes lanes into the gap. B: Speed up whenever a car tries to move into the gap ahead of you, to block them. C: Continue dropping back whenever traffic forces you to increase your following distance.

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Jack Russell

Physics

23 July, 04:08

You are driving on a multi-lane road, and other cars keep changing lanes into the gap between you and the car in front of you. You have to keep dropping back, to restore a safe following distance. You should A: Slowly move closer to the vehicle in front of you, until nobody changes lanes into the gap. B: Speed up whenever a car tries to move into the gap ahead of you, to block them. C: Continue dropping back whenever traffic forces you to increase your following distance.

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Vincent · Answer 1

i am pretty sure its C.

Jazmin Harrington · Answer 2

C: Continue dropping back whenever traffic forces you to increase your following distance.

Explanation:

This is the most appropriate response to the situation being described. When you are faced with this situation, the best thing to do would be to maintain an appropriate distance between you and the car in front of you. This means that if other cars keep changing lanes and you have to keep dropping back, you must continue to do so in order to remain in a safe situation.