New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road safety

You are driving a vehicle over 7.5m long on a single-lane country road, behind another long vehicle. How far back must you stay?

The answer

  • At least 40m
  • At least 60m Correct
  • There is no set distance
  • At least 20m

Why that's the answer

A long vehicle over 7.5m (including anything towed) must stay at least 60m behind another long vehicle, unless it is on a multi-lane road, in a built-up area, or overtaking.

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