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Your stopping distance should always allow for the slamming on the brakes of the car in front. If not, you are tailgating by definition.
by hndamien 8y ago
Your stopping distance should always allow for the slamming on the brakes of the car in front. If not, you are tailgating by definition.
- perl4ever 8y agoThe scenario is that I am at a standstill because the car in front of me stopped, and am then rear-ended by someone who didn't notice traffic was stopped. Legally, the car behind me is probably responsible, but the car in front of me contributed.