To keep the driver behind you at a safe distance you should:
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Drive 5 MPH slower than the vehicle behind.
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Drive 20 MPH faster than the vehicle behind.
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Keep a steady speed.
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Drive 5 MPH faster than the vehicle behind.
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Explanation
Drivers should always keep a safe distance from other vehicles on the road. You can help keep the driver behind you at a safe distance by maintaining a steady speed and signaling in advance when you have to turn, slow down or stop.
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