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Driving Smart

Getting behind the wheel is anything but a simple task

To make you a smart and safe driver, your brain must do some intricate work. One region of the brain helps you see and hear, others work on your ability to pay attention and make sense of what’s happening, and yet another manages the many muscle movements you need to make to react quickly. This video will teach you what your brain can — and can’t — do to help you drive safely.

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