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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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You plan to drink alcohol at an event. When should you arrange how you will get home without driving?
Correct answer: Before the first drink, while your judgment is unimpaired.
Why
Arrange a sober driver or another safe way home before the first drink. Alcohol affects decision-making early, including the judgment used to decide whether to drive. Waiting to see how you feel or trying a short drive is not a reliable safeguard. A plan made in advance avoids having to make that decision after drinking.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Drinking, drugs and driving · p. 178
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