Which approach is best when refusing to ride with an impaired driver? A. Saying you wish you could B. Avoiding eye contact C. Apologizing for not going D. Standing tall SUBMIT

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Braza · Answer 1 · 2021-04-28T10:01:07+0000

The best approach when refusing to ride with an impaired driver is apologizing for not going.

The best approach when refusing to ride with an impaired driver is C. Apologizing for not going.

This approach allows you to express concern for your safety and the safety of others without directly confronting or criticizing the impaired driver.

By apologizing, you can maintain a friendly and non-confrontational demeanor while still prioritizing your well-being.