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Safe-driver mindset and responsibilityStandalone practice
You are late for an appointment and traffic is moving slowly. What should guide your driving decisions?
Correct answer: Protect the safety of everyone using the road
Why
Being late does not make a small gap or rushed manoeuvre safer. Keep decisions based on the safety of everyone using the road, and allow more time for later trips.
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