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Dark days of gauging traffic conditions

By Jarod Lim

WHEN I was learning to drive, one of the first things I was taught was to apply the brakes as soon as the brake lights of the second car ahead come on.

This allows drivers more time to react if the car directly in front sud­denly stops – this addi­­tional time will also improve the likelihood of avoiding an accident.

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Jarod Lim

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