Why is it unwise to follow this vehicle too closely?

A: Your brakes will overheat

B: Your view ahead will be increased

C: Your engine will overheat

D: Your view ahead will be reduced

Hint

Staying back will increase your view of the road ahead. This will help you to see any hazards that might occur and give you more time to react.

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