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How should you respond to an aggressive driver?
Correct answer: Give room, avoid retaliation and get help if threatened
Why
Give an aggressive driver room and avoid eye contact, gestures or retaliation. If threatened, keep doors locked and windows closed, seek help at a police station or populated place, and do not drive home while being followed. Have a passenger contact police, or use the emergency-contact exception when necessary.
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