How should you behave to drive at a safe speed?

Explanation

Correct answer: Maintain the speed to avoid collision with the preceding vehicle.

A safe speed is one that, in all conditions, enables the driver to maintain control of the vehicle and stop it before any potential obstacle. For this reason, a key element is maintaining a gap to the vehicle in front which, in the event of it braking, will allow a collision to be safely avoided. Adapting speed to the distance from another road user is the foundation of a preventive and safe driving style.

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