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What visual lead time does Alberta’s guide recommend as a rural scanning minimum?
Correct answer: At least about 20 to 25 seconds ahead
Why
On rural roads, scan at least 20 to 25 seconds ahead while continuing to monitor nearby traffic, side areas and mirrors. The longer view gives time to identify and respond to developing hazards.
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