Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate option:-

The driver ran the car ………. the barber shop.

into

The correct option to fill in the blanks is into.

The sentence is about the driver running the car into the barber shop. The word "into" is the most appropriate preposition to use in this context, as it indicates the direction of the car's movement.

The other options are not as appropriate:

• In means "contained within" or "located within". It would not be accurate to use "in" in this context, as the car is not located within the barber shop.
• To means "in the direction of" or "in order to reach". It would not be accurate to use "to" in this context, as the car is not moving in the direction of the barber shop.
• At means "in a particular place" or "in a particular point of time". It would not be accurate to use "at" in this context, as the car is not located at the barber shop.