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Fitness, distraction and impairmentStandalone practice
What should a driver do when passengers become distracting?
Correct answer: Ask them to let you concentrate; stop safely if it goes on
Why
Set passenger rules before the trip and explain when you need quiet to concentrate. If the distraction prevents safe driving, stop in a safe place to address it before continuing; keep your eyes and attention on driving while moving.
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