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On a two-lane road, a driver follows very close behind your car. There is no safe place for that driver to pass right now. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down a little so the driver can pass, or pull over when safe
Why
A tailgater can hit you if you must stop suddenly, so give that driver a way to pass. A light touch on the brake pedal can flash your brake lights as a warning when it will not cause a crash. If you pull over, choose a busy place with people around, and at night choose a place with good lights.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · How to Avoid Rear-End Collisions · p. 45
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