Northern Territory · Driver Knowledge Test · Road rules
The NT Road Users' Handbook asks for a three-second gap in good conditions, which gives you time to see a hazard, react and brake. Stretch it to at least six seconds on wet or slippery roads, on unsealed surfaces, or when dust or spray from a long vehicle ahead blocks your view.
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