You are riding your motorcycle on a road that has two lanes for each direction, behind another vehicle that you do not intend to overtake. What separation should you leave between the two?

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When driving on a road with more than one lane for the same direction, the rule requires maintaining an adequate frontal safety distance. This separation must be sufficient to stop the motorcycle without colliding with the preceding vehicle in case it brakes abruptly. Since there are multiple lanes, it is not mandatory to leave additional space to facilitate other vehicles overtaking us.

You are riding your motorcycle on a road that has two lanes for each direction, behind another vehicle that you do not intend to overtake. What separation should you leave between the two?

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