Car’s driveway exit causes rear-end collision — Preventable or not?

Nov 11, 2020

Updated Mar 9, 2021

This video is an adaptation of a scenario from CCJ’s Preventable or Not manuals. It is presented via a partnership between CCJ and Instructional Technologies. Driver John Doe was driving down a two-lane road on a clear morning when a car quickly backed out of a driveway, leaving Doe little time to brake and causing a rear-end crash. Was this incident preventable?

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