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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
What often determines the safest emergency solution?
Correct answer: The clear space available to slow or steer under control
Why
When choosing a response, assess stopping space, usable space beside the vehicle, traction and traffic behind. The safest solution often depends on where you can slow or steer without entering another hazard; communication may help alert others.
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