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31-07-2006, 01:17 PM
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Location: Glen Waverley, Vic
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For habitual tailgaters - assume the car in front has no working brakelights. You should still be able to stop in time...and it may just be the case one day. "His lights weren't working" may not wash with the insurance company, either.
For cluttered people - watch where you stick stuff in you car. When you stop hard, that item on the "parcel shelf" may just keep going. Actually, I prefer to call it the "missile launcher". For everyone - do an advanced driving course, as has already been mentioned. Do a search to find at least one specific thread on the worth of doing one!
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