At highway speed, roughly how far ahead should your visual search extend to spot developing hazards in time?

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1. Only as far as your headlights reach, even during the day
2. About one car length ahead for every 10 mph, the same rule used for following distance, which most training glosses over about time
3. Only as far as the length of your own vehicle
4. Far enough ahead that you have time to react before reaching whatever you're looking at, well beyond just the vehicle in front

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