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Never. If you rear end someone because you were following too closely to stop without hitting them, you're at fault. There's a reason why the three second rule
by Aloisius 3y ago
Never. If you rear end someone because you were following too closely to stop without hitting them, you're at fault. There's a reason why the three second rule is taught.
There are some rare exceptions like if someone's tail lights are out, but nothing that would apply here.