Allow a larger space cushion when stopping:
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Before a traffic signal.
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At the scene of an accident.
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On a hill.
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Because of intense traffic.
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Explanation
When stopping on an uphill slope, increase the space between your vehicle and the one in front of you. This is important because the vehicle in front may roll backward, either due to brake failure or the slight rollback that can happen when it starts moving forward.
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