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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
What are the three steps of the see-think-do strategy?
Correct answer: Scan for hazards, decide on a safe plan, then act
Why
Use see-think-do continuously: scan for hazards, assess which risks matter and choose a safe solution, then use speed control, steering, space and communication to act. Keep observing as the situation changes.
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