In Danish traffic rules, what is the minimum required two-second rule (2-sekunders-reglen) used for?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Determining the minimum safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead under good conditions
- Step 1: The two-second rule provides a benchmark for safe following distance: select a fixed landmark and ensure at least 2 seconds elapse after the vehicle ahead passes it before you reach it. Answer: Determining the minimum safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead under good conditions. Why not the others: Yellow light duration is set by traffic engineering, blind spot checks take a split second, and indicators must blink in good time before the maneuver.
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