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When is it especially important to check traffic behind you?
Correct answer: Before you change lanes, slow down, or stop
Why
Rear checks help you judge whether another road user may be affected by your change in speed or position.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Rear traffic checks · p. 57
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