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In the solutions it states
‘Use of the product for access to someone else’s vehicle on a temporary basis increases risks that the driver will be unfamiliar with the vehicle...
May not be dissimilar to hire vehicle risks...
Although unlike hire vehicles people are more likely to be driving in an area they are more familiar with’

I don’t understand why they are likely to be driving in an area they are familiar with? I assumed the product would be more likely to be bought to drive in unfamiliar areas, as they would likely use their own vehicle close to home?
 
Yes you could argue that point either way. You've given a reasonable explanation for your answer so I'm confident it would have scored a mark on the day. As Ian said in your other post, you don't have to follow the schedule verbatim.
 
Thank you, this is really useful to know. I’ve been trying to come up with the exact points made on the marking schedule and have been getting nowhere.
 
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