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Even with a green light, what should a driver check before entering an intersection?
Correct answer: Look left, right, and ahead for vehicles, pedestrians, and anyone who may not yield.
Why
Scanning both directions before entry helps catch red-light runners, pedestrians, and other conflicts early.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Intersection scanning · p. 57
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