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When stopped behind another vehicle, how much room should you leave?
Correct answer: Enough to move into another lane without reversing
Why
When stopping behind a vehicle, leave enough space to move around it without reversing if a safe path becomes available. The space can reduce the chance of being pushed into it by a rear impact. Check traffic before using an escape path; the gap does not guarantee safety.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 92
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