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You remain slightly behind and beside another vehicle for a long time. What risk are you creating?
Silver B is beside and slightly behind blue A in neighboring lanes. Both cars face right. No shaded visibility region is shown.
Correct answer: You may be staying in the other driver’s blind spot
Why
Avoid lingering beside and slightly behind another vehicle. Move ahead or drop back when safe and lawful, so you are easier to see and have space to respond. Do not speed or make an unsafe lane change just to leave the blind spot.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Avoiding blind spots · p. 61
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