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Which habits help prevent road aggression?
Correct answer: Follow the rules, signal clearly and give others space
Why
Help prevent aggression by following the road rules, signalling, leaving space and avoiding unnecessary obstruction. Use the horn for a genuine warning, not punishment, and allow other road users room to make safe progress.
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