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You are stopped at a multi-lane intersection, waiting for a green light. When the light turns green, the car next to you tries to accelerate quickly, as though they want to race. You should?
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You are stopped at a multi-lane intersection, waiting for a green light. When the light turns green, the car next to you tries to accelerate quickly, as though they want to race. You should?

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Take your foot off the gas pedal and give the other driver room to enter your lane in front of you.

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You should not indulge the driver in the car next to you

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You should lift your foot from the pedal and let the car next to you drive on. This is a clear indication that you are not interested in racing them

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