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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
How can a driver prepare for emergencies?
Correct answer: Think ahead about hazards and how you would respond
Why
Prepare by learning emergency strategies and thinking ahead about possible hazards and safe responses. Keep scanning so you can act early; practise vehicle-control skills only in suitable safe training conditions.
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