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When should a driver avoid getting behind the wheel?
Correct answer: When anger, illness, injury or fatigue affects your focus
Why
Before driving, assess whether you can concentrate, judge hazards and react promptly. If anger, illness, injury or fatigue prevents this, delay the trip or arrange another way to travel.
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