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You are about to drive straight through an intersection. Just before you enter, in what order should you check for cross traffic?
A approaches a four-way intersection in the right-hand lane and intends to continue straight. No look sequence or driving route is drawn in the question image.
Correct answer: Left, then right, and then left again
Why
A last look to the left catches a vehicle that came into view while you checked to the right. At every intersection, also slow down and search for signals, pedestrians, bicycles, motorcycles and places where you cannot see well. Do not trust other road users to stop just because they have a signal or sign.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Intersections · p. 19, 21
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