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You are about to start a long drive with your dog in the car. Which plan best follows the Missouri Driver Guide's advice on distractions?
Correct answer: Secure the dog in a carrier or harness and set your controls before you leave
Why
Distractions take your eyes, hands or mind away from driving, and a loose pet, noisy passengers or fiddling with controls can all cause a crash. Prepare the car before you leave, make changes during normal stops, and ask a passenger to handle the radio or navigation. Texting is the most dangerous distraction because it takes your eyes, hands and mind at once.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Distracted Driving · p. 94
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