Safety distance!!! … Please …

WHEN YOU DRIVE, DISTANCE MEANS SAFETY!

WE 4 YOU ASTM-SIAS Motorway Operators have undertaken to ensure a good level of grip and evenness of the motorway pavement through maintenance works and periodical survey campaigns monitored by the Independent Supervisory Authority (IVCA/ANAS). The drivers' BEHAVIOUR and safety distance make the difference! When you drive, consider the traffic situation and the conditions of pavements. In the event of rainfalls, never exceed 110 km/h. This means you can drive as fast as 110 km/h as long as the local conditions (traffic, road surface, speed limits etc.) allow you to do so. Question/Answer When? When driving, consider speed as a factor at stake. Your vehicle, like any other, cannot stop immediately. What? Safety distance is crucial to prevent accidents and offset serious consequences, both in a tunnel and open air. Adjust your safety distance according to the conditions of the road surface and slopes: • at 130 km/h on a dry road surface, keep more than 150 m distance from the vehicle before you • at 110 km/h on a wet road surface, keep more than 150 m distance from the vehicle before you. • in tunnels, always keep 100 m safety distance. Young drivers need to respect additional speed limits. Why? The braking system must win inertia. Besides, braking is less efficient on wet surfaces because of a lower grip between tyres and the asphalt surface. As the best car racers in the world, you have to cope with a physiological reaction time preventing you from activating brakes immediately. Road Code ART. 140 (PRINCIPIO INFORMATORE DELLA CIRCOLAZIONE) ART.149 (DISTANZA DI SICUREZZA TRA I VEICOLI) Road code implementation regulations ART. 348 (DISTANZA DI SICUREZZA TRA I VEICOLI)  

Robert Risktaker

advises you:

Speed is my passion … No fear in tunnels Never drive when you’re tired Don’t ...

Speed is my passion … No fear in tunnels Never drive when you’re tired Don’t eat or drink while driving Don’t smoke while driving Check the medicaments you take before driving

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Christine Faint

advises you:

Always use appropriate child seat Don't do your hair, don't make up, don't chan...

Always use appropriate child seat Don't do your hair, don't make up, don't change your clothes while driving! Don't use your cell phone if you don't have a hand-free system, bluetooth or headphones

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Charlie Risktaker

advises you:

Don't drink alcohol Don't take drugs when driving Don't send or read sms while...

Don't drink alcohol Don't take drugs when driving Don't send or read sms while driving

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