Safety distance refers to the minimum space that should be maintained between two objects or individuals to prevent accidents or injuries. This distance varies depending on the context, such as driving, working in hazardous environments, or during social interactions. For example, when driving a vehicle, maintaining a safety distance allows for adequate reaction time in case of sudden stops. In the context of public health, safety distance became particularly important during the COVID-19 pandemic. Guidelines recommended maintaining a distance of at least six feet from others to reduce the risk of virus transmission. This practice helps protect individuals and communities by minimizing close contact.