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Saskatchewan Class 7 Practice Test
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Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice
As you drive through a right-hand curve, where should you direct your forward view?
Correct answer: Far around the bend, following the shoulder line.
Why
Look up and around the bend as far as the available view allows. For a right-hand curve, SGI uses the distant shoulder line as a guide; for a left-hand curve, use the centre line far ahead. As the road straightens, extend your view along your lane toward the horizon. Looking ahead helps you steer smoothly and notice an obstruction early.
Verified against Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook: A Guide to Safe Driving · Basic driving skills · p. 115
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