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What can a vehicle's lane position, wheel angle and speed tell you?
Correct answer: The driver may be preparing to turn, change lanes or pull out
Why
Watch lane position, changing speed and wheel angle as clues that another vehicle may turn or pull out. Combine them with signals and actual movement, leaving room for a driver to act differently than expected.
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