Do you know the six-second rule for following distance? Your vehicle should be four to six seconds behind the vehicle in front of you. Creating enough space between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you gives you more time to react safely. Increasing your following distance can help prevent following too closely, hard braking, and avoidable accidents.
Remember, Safety First and every second counts to avoid collisions.
Do you know the six-second rule for following distance? Your vehicle should be four to…
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Do you know the six-second rule for following distance? Your vehicle should be four to…
As a Transdev employee, it is important that you stay engaged with keeping Safety First. …
In honor of Maintenance and Technicians Appreciation Day, Transdev is proud to spotlight an outstanding…