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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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Where should your attention be directed while moving in traffic?
Correct answer: Far ahead, to the sides, and in mirrors
Why
Keep scanning ahead, to the sides and through the mirrors, while checking near hazards. The handbook recommends looking at least 12 seconds ahead so you can respond early. Do not fix your eyes on one vehicle or object.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Scan beyond the vehicle ahead · p. 16, 17
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