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Monday, December 21st, 2015
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National statistics indicate that backing collisions account for about one-quarter of all collisions. Of course, the growing number of rear-vision camera systems figures to decrease these incidents in the future, but backing vehicles will always carry its own set of risks. The following is a list of safety tips, provided by the Texas Department of Insurance, aimed at preventing backing collisions.
~Become familiar with the vehicle's blind spots.
~Think in advance.
~Park defensively.
~Perform a walk-around
~Know the clearances.
~Remember that every backing situation is new and different.
~Use a spotter.
~After the walk=around, do not delay.
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