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    Stay at least six to 10 car lengths behind snowplows so the driver can see you in their mirrors and avoid their blind spots. Maintain a safe distance from snowplows as they have large blind spots and if you can't see their mirrors, they won't be able to see you. The document provides tips from the Michigan Department of Transportation on safely driving at a distance behind snowplows during winter weather.

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    Stay at least six to 10 car lengths behind snowplows so the driver can see you in their mirrors and avoid their blind spots. Maintain a safe distance from snowplows as they have large blind spots and if you can't see their mirrors, they won't be able to see you. The document provides tips from the Michigan Department of Transportation on safely driving at a distance behind snowplows during winter weather.

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    Madeline Ciak
    Stay at least six to 10 car lengths behind snowplows so the driver can see you in their mirrors and avoid their blind spots. Maintain a safe distance from snowplows as they have large blind spots and if you can't see their mirrors, they won't be able to see you. The document provides tips from the Michigan Department of Transportation on safely driving at a distance behind snowplows during winter weather.

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    Snowplow Safe Distance Driving

    Stay at least six to 10 car lengths behind the snowplow so the driver can see you.
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    BLIND SPOT

    ALWAYS KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE. If you can’t see the mirrors, they can’t see you.
    MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

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