Texas DMV Written Driving Practice Test

During bad weather, it is important to increase the distance between you and the vehicle in front of you to allow for safe braking and reaction time. Option A and B suggest distances that may not be enough to provide sufficient distance for safe driving in bad weather conditions. Option D is a longer distance, but option C is closer to the recommended standard of 3 seconds following distance. It is always important to adjust your following distance based on the severity of the bad weather conditions. Therefore, option C is the best choice in this scenario.