No, if the mistake was of other person

No, if the other vehicle involved was bigger than yours.

Yes, in case of injury to any person involved.

None of the above

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Keep your eyes moving; scan the entire driving scene.

Pull over and stop if you need to talk on a cell phone.

Keep predicting what will happen next, and plan your moves.

All of the above.

Drive a vehicle without insurance

drive without a valid license

without a valid PUC

All of the above

Exhaust noise

Fuel consumption

Harmful exhaust emissions

Engine noise

It is always safe to pass a cyclist provided you do not exceed the speed limit.

It is always safe to pass a school at 10 KM/H less than the speed limit.

Driving at the speed limit sometimes too fast for the conditions.

Provided you do not exceed the speed limit, you are driving safely.

To keep the car the right height off the road.

To save wear on the tyres.

To stop the car from sloping to one side.

To help prevent the car from skidding.

You are not able to see large puddles.

The brakes are cold because they're wet.

Your tyres have less grip on the road.

Water on the windscreen blurs your view of the road ahead.

Stopping every two hours

Opening a window for some fresh air

Ensure plenty of refreshment breaks

All of the above

Brake gently to a stop until they have passed

Brake quickly to a stop, applying the parking brake

Continue driving, keeping well into the nearside

increase speed to pass the riders quickly