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Pressuring them to show off their skill or compete.
Pressure to show off driving skill or compete can encourage dangerous behaviour. Passenger influence depends on their conduct: they can also support safe driving. Not every young person is aggressive, and companionship does not invariably increase risk. Drivers should resist pressure, obey traffic rules and maintain attention.
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Pressuring them to show off their skill or compete.
Encouraging them to obey limits and maintain a safe following gap.
Avoiding distraction and helping them find a safe stop if fatigued.
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