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When coming to a stop behind another vehicle, you should stop far enough behind the vehicle to

A. see the vehicle's taillights.
B. see the vehicle's exhaust pipe.
C. see the vehicle's rear tires.
D. see the vehicle's rear tires plus some pavement.



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Final answer:

When stopping behind another vehicle, ensure visibility of rear tires and some pavement for safety.


Explanation:

When coming to a stop behind another vehicle, you should stop far enough behind the vehicle to see the vehicle's rear tires plus some pavement. This distance allows for a safety buffer in case the front vehicle needs to maneuver or in case of emergencies.


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