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Safe & Responsible DrivingStandalone practice
Is a public road a lawful place for an unauthorized race or street takeover?
Correct answer: No, they are prohibited on public roads
Why
Racing and takeover maneuvers expose participants and uninvolved road users to extreme, unpredictable danger.
Verified against Sec. 14-224. Evasion of responsibility in operation of motor vehicles. Racing, contests, demonstrations of speed or skill or street takeovers. Required removal of motor vehicle from traveled portion of highway. Penalties. · Racing and street takeovers
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