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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
Which observation routine does ICBC recommend repeating about every five to eight seconds?
Correct answer: Looking ahead, scanning side to side and checking the mirrors
Why
Keep your eyes moving: look well ahead, scan from side to side and glance in the rear- and side-view mirrors. ICBC recommends completing this cycle about every five to eight seconds, with additional checks when conditions or manoeuvres require them.
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