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Stop in a permitted place and not continue until you feel calmer.
If we have a heated argument and become more agitated than we should while at the wheel of a vehicle, before continuing in that state of agitation it will be advisable to stop in a permitted place, rest and relax, and only continue on your way once you feel calmer and more composed.
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Take a relaxing medication.
Accelerate and try to reach your destination as soon as possible.
Stop in a permitted place and not continue until you feel calmer.
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