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Yes, and influence their state and behaviour.
When travelling with children in the back seats who are behaving in an unruly way or causing a commotion, we should park in a safe place to calm them down. Driving with unruly children can mean we keep looking at them in the interior mirror, or even turning our head to calm them, creating a serious danger to our safety and that of the children.
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Yes, and influence their state and behaviour.
No, they normally make you concentrate more on driving.
No, the driver isn't affected by what happens in the back seats.
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