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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
What is a driving hazard?
Correct answer: Anything around you that could harm you or others
Why
A driving hazard is anything in the environment that could harm you or another road user. Look for developing risks as well as immediate obstacles, including people near the road, changing traffic and poor surfaces.
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