Why should a driver approach a stop more gradually when passengers are standing in the aisle, compared to when everyone is seated with seatbelts?

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1. Braking approach should be identical regardless of passenger position
2. Standing passengers have less stability and are more likely to fall from a sudden deceleration
3. Standing passengers are always more stable than seated ones during braking, since they can shift their weight to compensate for the motion
4. This concern applies only to passengers standing near the front door

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