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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
Why check the rear-view mirror before slowing or stopping?
Correct answer: To assess whether following traffic has enough space to react
Why
Check the rear-view mirror before slowing or stopping to assess the traffic behind. If a driver is too close, allow extra time and space for a smooth response when possible, while still making any stop needed for safety or a traffic control.
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