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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
What should you check just before turning?
Correct answer: Your blind spot and the intersection for cyclists and pedestrians
Why
Just before turning, shoulder check for a cyclist or other road user beside you and scan the intersection again as you begin moving. Check the crosswalk and look in the direction you want to go during the turn.
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