What is the safe driving distance in meters?

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AlainaFitz
07/30/25 1:47am
Safe driving distance is 100 meters. Here is a partial introduction about safe driving distance: 1. Safety distance: There is no absolute numerical concept for safety distance, as it depends on specific circumstances. The faster the speed and the heavier the vehicle, the longer the required interval for a safe distance. Safe distance is also affected by many factors. Generally, when the speed is above 100km/h, the safe distance should be more than 100 meters. 2. Standard: There is no absolute standard for safe distance, only dynamic standards. The most direct and important factor affecting safe distance is speed. When the speed increases, the required braking force, braking distance, and the distance the vehicle travels at original speed during the reaction time all increase accordingly.
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