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You feel angry and frustrated while you drive. What can this do to you?

  1. It can cloud your judgment and slow your reaction time.
  2. It makes you more alert to hazards.
  3. It helps you decide faster and better.
  4. It has no effect if you drive slowly.
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Correct answer: It can cloud your judgment and slow your reaction time.

Strong emotion makes it hard to think clearly. You react later than normal.

Source: Learn to Drive Smart (ICBC, 2026), Chapter 1, You in the driver's seat: Be fit to drive, page 6

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026