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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
Which scan does ICBC recommend as you approach an intersection?
Correct answer: Left, centre, right, then left again
Why
Look well ahead for signs and signals, then scan left, centre, right and left again as you approach. Check the crosswalks and any oncoming vehicle that may turn across your path before proceeding.
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