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Just before starting a journey, you're involved in an argument. What should you do if this has made you feel angry?

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Start to drive, but open a window first

Drive more slowly than normal and turn your radio on

Have a small drink of alcohol before driving

Calm down before you start to drive

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Calm down before you start to driveThis was the right answer

If you're feeling upset or angry, your concentration and judgement will be affected; this will increase your risk of an incident while driving. You should therefore wait until you've calmed down before you start driving.

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National standard for driver and rider trainingReviewed guidance summary · Client-centred training connects prior learning, transfers responsibility as competence grows and addresses emotional state before driving.

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