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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
When several hazards appear, what should you do first?
Correct answer: Assess which hazard creates the greatest immediate risk
Why
When several hazards develop, assess what each road user may do and which conflict is most dangerous. Then choose a response that manages the urgent risk without creating another collision.
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