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Question:

If you can see the rear or front end of the vehicle but can't see the driver, you must assume...?

Answer: S/he can't see you

Explanation
If you can’t see the driver, they can’t see you. Don’t assume this means they won’t pull out. All it means is that they will pull out in front of you. Always slow down if all you can see is a hood or trunk protruding from a junction or alley.
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