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behind the wheel

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behind the wheel also at the wheel
driving a vehicle Mia was behind the wheel, and Kim was studying the map.
See also: behind, wheel
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There are many dangers when you climb behind the wheel of a car For instance, you not only have to pay attention to what you are doing; but you also have to pay attention to what other drivers are doing There are many dangers when you climb behind the wheel of a car.
Driving while Drunk by Brenda Williams / Consumer news, advice, product reviews community
While there are many hazardous conditions that we cannot avoid, driving while drowsy or sleepy is not one of them Getting behind the wheel of your automobile when you''re in this condition is just plain stupid While there are many hazardous conditions that we cannot avoid, driving while drowsy or sleepy is not one of them.
Prevention of Sleepy Driving by Brenda Williams / Automotive community
Fans of the Hilux review might like to get their hands behind the wheel of a 4x4 and take part in an extreme challenge at Silverstone.
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