Question

1. to maintain a proper following distance, you should stay at least

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one second behind the vehicle in front of you
three seconds behind the vehicle in front of you
1/2 of a second behind the vehicle in front of you
two seconds behind the vehicle in front of you

1. if you drink beyond a bac of.05%, the risk of you causing a motor

3 points
vehicle accident doubles and at.10% the risk of you causing a motor
four times as great
three times as great
ten times as great
six times as great

1. what are some of the measures a motorist must take in order to secure

3 points
the safety of all pedestrians?
yield to the right - of - way in a crosswalk
be alert and obey speed limits
never pass another vehicle that has stopped to yield to a pedes
all of the above

Explanation:

1. According to traffic safety guidelines, to maintain a proper following distance, a motorist should stay at least two seconds behind the vehicle in front. This allows enough time to react in case the vehicle ahead stops or slows down suddenly.
2. Research indicates that when a person's Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) reaches 0.10%, the risk of causing a motor vehicle accident increases to six times as great compared to a sober driver. This is due to impaired judgment, reaction time, and coordination.
3. All of the listed measures - yielding to the right - of - way in a crosswalk (to protect pedestrians crossing), being alert and obeying speed limits (to ensure proper control and reaction time), and never passing another vehicle that has stopped to yield to a pedestrian (to prevent hitting pedestrians who might be crossing) - are essential for a motorist to secure the safety of all pedestrians.

Answer:

1. two seconds behind the vehicle in front of you
2. six times as great
3. all of the above