When stopping behind another vehicle on a steep uphill grade, drivers should maintain a greater following distance than on flat roads to account for the possibility of the front vehicle rolling backward when releasing its brakes.
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The statement is True. Leaving additional space when stopping behind a vehicle on an incline protects against collisions caused by the front vehicle rolling backward.
The statement is correct because stopping on a steep upgrade introduces the hazard of the leading vehicle rolling backward before accelerating forward. Maintaining a larger gap behind the vehicle creates a sufficient safety buffer to prevent a impact.
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Adjusting stopping distance and space cushions for inclines and rollback hazards