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What can a passenger do when a driver is unsafe?
Correct answer: Speak up and ask to be let out if needed
Why
Tell an unsafe driver how you feel and ask for a safer pace or behaviour. Seek support from other passengers and suggest a qualified, fit driver taking over after a safe stop. If necessary, ask to be let out in a safe place and arrange another ride.
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