To lower the risk of someone running into the rear of their vehicle, drivers should NOT:
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Signal in advance for turns and lane changes.
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Check the brake lights often to make sure they are clean.
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Stop suddenly.
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Use the rear-view mirrors.
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Explanation
To avoid rear-end collisions, you should refrain from braking hard, making last-minute decisions, and driving with dirty or malfunctioning brake lights. Instead, check your rear-view mirrors frequently, signal at least 100 feet before making a turn, and regularly check your brake lights to ensure they are visible.
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