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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Fitness, distraction and impairmentStandalone practice
Which driving style best manages risk?
Correct answer: Stay within your skills and choose cautious, lawful actions
Why
Choose a driving style that stays within your skills and the road rules. Avoid thrill-seeking through speeding, tailgating or risky passing, and use practice and feedback to improve without putting other road users at risk.
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