When you see other drivers around you acting or reacting in anger:
- Don’t make eye contact.
- Don't react with hand gestures.
- Distance yourself from the situation.
- All of these. ✓
Answer: D. All of these.
The correct choice is All of these: don’t make eye contact, don’t respond with hand gestures, and distance yourself from the angry driver.
Why this is the answer
The handbook’s defensive driving section says that when an aggressive driver confronts you, you should not make eye contact because the other driver can take it as a challenge. It also tells you to remain calm and try to move away. Staying calm fits with not reacting through hand gestures, and moving away is how you put space between yourself and the problem. So the advice works together rather than as a single step.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Don’t make eye contact. — Avoiding eye contact is one recommended step, but the handbook also says to stay calm and move away, so this choice is incomplete.
- B. Don't react with hand gestures. — Not using hand gestures fits the calm response, but it leaves out avoiding eye contact and putting distance between yourself and the other driver.
- C. Distance yourself from the situation. — Moving away is supported, but the handbook also advises against eye contact and calls for a calm response, so this alone is not the full answer.
Remember it
No eyes, no gestures, more space.