What is the recommended minimum following distance in ideal driving conditions, often referred to as the "two-second rule"?
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
The "two-second rule" is a common guideline for safe following distance, which means selecting a fixed object ahead (like a sign or tree) and ensuring you don't reach it for at least two seconds after the vehicle in front of you passes it. This allows adequate reaction time and stopping distance.
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