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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
How should speed relate to how far you can see?
Correct answer: Be able to stop within the distance you can see
Why
Choose a speed that lets you stop within the distance you can see. A curve, hill, weather or darkness can shorten that view; slow accordingly instead of treating the posted limit as a safe speed for every condition.
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