Consider the claim. Driver’s education requirements should include increased hours spent in real driving conditions prior to licensure. Identify reasons that support this claim. Choose three correct answers.

Real driving gives students practice responding to situations they will encounter after licensure. Driving only around cones does not prepare the brain for real road conditions (B), while local streets help students learn traffic patterns and recognize road signs (D). On-road practice also teaches students to judge speed and stopping distances (E).

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