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Old 10-05-2011, 10:08 PM   #11
irish2
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Default Re: How to avoid rearend accident?

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Originally Posted by Big Damo
Best to be able to roll around freely in an impact, reduces the effects of it a fair bit.

Unless you're first in line and the impact pushes you into a busy intersection.

A few posts have said something similar. You do not want to be free wheeling when rear ended if there are cars infront of you. You will be paying an insurance excess if you are.

I just dont stop for red lights so there is no chance of a rear ender.
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