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Freeway and HOV drivingStandalone practice
When driving on a freeway at high speeds, how far ahead should you scan the road?
Top-down three-lane eastbound freeway with a blue car at the far left and distant slowing traffic and a small lane hazard far ahead.
Correct answer: About 15 to 20 seconds ahead
Why
At higher speeds, you cover distance much faster. Scanning 15 to 20 seconds ahead gives you time to react to traffic slowing down, lane closures, or hazards.
Verified against The Official Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Driver’s Handbook · Freeway and HOV driving · p. 77, 81
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