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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
How should you respond when a bus, hill, curve or weather blocks your view?
Correct answer: Slow down and use extra caution while your view is limited
Why
Treat a blocked view as a hazard. Slow down and be especially cautious when a bus, large vehicle, hill, curve or weather hides part of the scene; anticipate people or obstacles you cannot yet see.
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