That depends on a number of things. Location, size, etc... gas vapors require a spark or very high heat/pressure to ignite, and those things can absolutely happen. The likelyhood of the fuel in the tank igniting due to the leak is probably low because of the high volatility of gasoline and the required amount of air required to ignite it, but ultimately, no one including myself will tell you it's safe for liability reasons. fyi, motorcycle gas tanks vent to the atmosphere (aka leak vapors).
My opinion: No !!!!!
No, you run the risk of destroying the motor.
It will be safe to drive short distance as long as the car does not over heat. You can top up the engine coolant or use water/coolant mixture till you fix the problem which could be leaking hose pipe. leaking radiator or faulty radiator cap
No
yes just make sure antifreeze level is topped off and you will make it just watch temp gauge.
You should replace it the radiator to play it safe because theres a good chance that it may be leaking or will leaking but check with your dealer or autoshop.
No it is not. It could be a problem with the radiator, a radiator hose or a water pump. In any situation, it could cause the motor to overheat and damage it severely.
it is safe to drive slower because you could get in a car accident if you drive really fast
NO! Depends on your definition of safe?
The driver is responsible for the condition of the car and the safety of passengers. It it is not safe to drive, don't.
NO that's not the smartest thing to do. you should just get a tow truck to do it.. it shouldn't cost more than 30-40$ better that than your life or others.
As long as you check the oil level regularly and keep it above the add mark. Also assuming it is not leaking on the hot exhaust system which could cause a fire.
Depends on your definition of safe.