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"When my father was teaching me how to drive, he told me that to prevent an accident, you should stop so you can easily see the rear bumper of the car in front of you at a traffic light," said Ahmadi. "I've never done that until I analyzed the data of this experiment."

We were taught that in case you were rear ended at a light. It lessens the chance you will then hit the car in fron of you.

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I also practice keeping my wheels aligned straight ahead when waiting to execute a left turn across oncoming traffic. If someone slams into my rear, I won’t go sailing into the path of the oncoming vehicles.