Why should a driver allow extra following distance when operating a doubles or triples combination compared to a single trailer?

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1. It only matters when all trailers are empty
2. Doubles and triples combinations always stop faster than single trailers do regardless of how heavily loaded they are
3. Following distance rules do not apply to multi-trailer combinations
4. The combination generally weighs more and takes longer to stop, especially fully loaded

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