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Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
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Which statement about dangerous or impaired driving is correct?
Correct answer: They can be criminal offences even if no collision occurs.
Why
Driving in a way that is dangerous to the public in the circumstances can be a criminal offence. So can driving when alcohol or a drug impairs your ability to any degree. These basic offences do not depend on causing a collision. Causing injury or death can bring separate, more serious charges.
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