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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
What should you do before driving an unfamiliar vehicle?
Correct answer: Learn and practise the controls while safely parked before setting out
Why
Before driving an unfamiliar vehicle, locate its controls and practise operating them while safely parked. Consult the owner's manual where necessary, especially for lights, wipers, defrosters and transmission controls.
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