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Three questions against Dad

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1. At 30 mph, what is the typical stopping distance in the Highway Code?

   1. 12 metres
   2. 23 metres
   3. 36 metres
   4. 53 metres
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   B. 23 metres. 9 metres of thinking distance plus 14 metres of braking distance: about six car lengths. Source: The Highway Code, rule 126

2. What does a red ring or red circle on a UK road sign usually tell you?

   1. Something you must not do
   2. A warning about the road ahead
   3. Directions to a town
   4. Tourist information
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   A. Something you must not do. Circles usually give orders, and red rings or circles usually tell you what you must not do. Source: GOV.UK: Know your traffic signs, the signing system

3. On a wet road, how should your gap to the vehicle in front change?

   1. It can stay the same
   2. It should be at least doubled
   3. It can be halved
   4. It only matters at night
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   B. It should be at least doubled. The Highway Code says the gap should be at least doubled on wet roads, and up to ten times greater on icy roads. Source: The Highway Code, rule 126