To wait until the oncoming vehicle passes before completing a left turn is known as: a) IPDE strategy b) Risk acceptance c) Risk rejection d) Inappropriate maneuver

The correct answer is c) Risk rejection.<br /><br />Waiting until the oncoming vehicle passes before completing a left turn is a way of rejecting the risk of a collision with the oncoming vehicle. By waiting for a safe gap in the traffic, the driver is taking a proactive approach to avoid potential danger, rather than accepting the risk and proceeding with the turn regardless of the situation. This is in contrast to the IPDE strategy (a), which is a process of Identifying, Predicting, Deciding, and Executing actions to avoid collisions. Risk acceptance (b) would mean accepting the risk of a collision without taking any action to avoid it. Inappropriate maneuver (d) would refer to a maneuver that is not suitable or proper for the given situation.