School Bus CHP Practice Test

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What should a driver do if they encounter aggressive driving from another vehicle?

Remain calm and avoid engaging with the other driver

Remaining calm and avoiding engagement with another driver exhibiting aggressive behavior is crucial for maintaining safety on the road. Engaging with an aggressive driver, whether through retaliation, speeding up, or making eye contact, can escalate the situation and increase the risk of confrontation or accidents. By staying calm, the driver can focus on safely maneuvering their vehicle and avoiding any potentially dangerous interactions. This approach promotes a de-escalation of the situation and encourages the driver to prioritize safety for themselves and others on the road. Additionally, if aggressive behavior continues or poses a significant threat, the driver can later report the incident to law enforcement without putting themselves in harm's way.

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Defend their position by speeding up

Call the police immediately

Make eye contact and signal the other driver

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