What are the causes of car rear-end collisions?

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QuinnLee
07/29/25 5:08pm
Car rear-end collisions can be caused by: 1. Driving below the speed limit; 2. Driver distraction; 3. Sudden lane changes; 4. Excessive braking distance. Methods to prevent rear-end collisions include: 1. Staggering the line of sight; 2. Maintaining a safe distance; 3. Alerting the following vehicle; 4. Avoiding unnecessary lane changes; 5. Staying observant; 6. Parking properly. Important driving precautions are: 1. Wearing seat belts and maintaining safe distances; 2. Avoiding phone use while driving; 3. Using turn signals in advance when turning, changing lanes, preparing to overtake, leaving parking spots, or making U-turns; 4. Taking breaks in rest areas after continuous driving for more than 4 hours.
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