Saskatchewan SGI Driving Practice Test

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How should you handle an aggressive driver?

  1. Stay calm and avoid eye contact

  2. Engage by speeding up and showing dominance

  3. Yell out your window to intimidate them

  4. Follow closely behind to force them to change lanes

The correct answer is: Stay calm and avoid eye contact

Staying calm and avoiding eye contact when dealing with an aggressive driver is the most appropriate response. Aggressive drivers may be looking for confrontation or to assert dominance, and reacting with calmness can help defuse the situation. Eye contact or direct engagement can escalate tensions, potentially leading to more dangerous circumstances. By not acknowledging the aggressive behavior, you minimize the chance of provoking further aggression. Maintaining a calm demeanor also allows you to focus on safe driving practices, such as keeping a safe distance and being aware of your surroundings. It's important to prioritize safety first and foremost, ensuring that you are not drawn into a potentially volatile situation.

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