60 Second Driver Tailgating

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Police officers, emergency responders and tow truck drivers are often put at risk when they're stopped at the side of the road. Leaving a safe following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead is a good way to protect yourself from a collision. If you're being tailgated, signal early and, if you need to, pull over and stop somewhere safe.

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Knowing how to share the road with large trucks and buses is important to your safety. Yield signs are usually located where a lane or road merges with another road. Here's how you can minimize the risk and merge safely: As you approach the ...

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• Police officers, emergency responders and tow truck drivers are often put at risk when they're stopped at the side of the road.
• Leaving a safe following distance between your vehicle and the one ahead is a good way to protect yourself from a collision.
• If you're being tailgated, signal early and, if you need to, pull over and stop somewhere safe.
• Knowing how to share the road with large trucks and buses is important to your safety.
• Yield signs are usually located where a lane or road merges with another road.

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