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You are driving on a busy city street. How should you use your eyes to find hazards early?
Correct answer: Keep your eyes moving ahead and to the sides, and check your mirrors every few seconds.
Why
Many crashes happen because a driver did not see a hazard in time. A moving scan lets you notice brake lights, cars that may pull out, and people near the road early enough to slow down or steer. Defensive drivers also expect others to make mistakes, such as a car that does not stop at its stop sign.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Defensive Driving · p. 58, 39
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