If rain reduces the grip of the roadway, how must the safety distance to the vehicle ahead be adapted?

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The distance must increase when lower grip makes braking more difficult. Article 54(1) of the General Traffic Regulations requires leaving enough space to stop without colliding if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly, taking into account speed and the conditions of grip and braking. Respecting the speed limit or having ABS does not exempt you from keeping that sufficient separation.

If rain reduces the grip of the roadway, how must the safety distance to the vehicle ahead be adapted?

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