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I will accelerate to warn the driver that failing to maintain a safe distance is dangerous.
If, while riding our moped, we notice that the vehicle behind us is approaching too closely, we should increase the safety distance from the vehicle in front of us to allow it to overtake. Under no circumstances should we accelerate to show our disagreement at its failure to maintain a safe distance.
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I will accelerate to warn the driver that failing to maintain a safe distance is dangerous.
I will increase the safety distance from the vehicle in front of me.
I will do nothing.
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