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A box on the passenger side blocks part of your view through the windshield. What must you do before driving?
A passenger-car cabin contains a box on the passenger side that blocks part of the driver’s view through the windshield.
Correct answer: Move and secure the box so it does not block your view
Why
Fix the obstruction before moving. Remove the box or secure it in a suitable place that leaves your view and control of the car clear. A passenger’s help or a slow speed does not make driving with a blocked view acceptable.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Speed, Space and Driving Skills · p. 133
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