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Which condition should be corrected before driving?
Correct answer: A damaged tire or a windshield that blocks your view.
Why
Do not drive an unsafe or defectively equipped vehicle; tires, glazing, wipers, and visibility must support control.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Pre-drive tire and windshield check · p. 80
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