Question 676 · Car theory test
A driver who is about to undertake a journey is upset or angry. What should they do?
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Correct answer
A driver should not drive until they are calm.
Official explanation
If you drive when you are angry or upset, you are more likely to be involved in a collision and more likely to react to other drivers' bad behaviour. Take the time to calm down and compose yourself before you set out on a journey.
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- This question also appears in the motorcycle theory test.
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