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Answer to Question 4:

Q: What does physical strength have to do with driving ability?

A: Improving your physical well-being can help you be a safe driver. By increasing flexibility through exercise, you can prevent fatigue while driving and make steering, backing up, checking mirrors, and looking to the sides easier.

You can learn (or review) a lot more driving tips and important information in your local AARP Driver Safety Program class.

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