A driver traveling in the right-hand lane of a multi-lane arterial road intends to execute a right turn at an upcoming signalized intersection with an adjacent painted bicycle lane. Although the vehicle's interior rearview and exterior side mirrors are properly adjusted, a bicyclist is traveling slightly behind the vehicle on the right side. Which sequence of actions must the driver take to effectively manage blind spots and ensure safe execution of the turn?
- Check the interior rearview mirror, check the exterior right side mirror, perform a chin-to-shoulder head check over the right shoulder, and yield to any bicyclist before initiating the turn.Cevap
- BLean forward toward the steering wheel while scanning the right side mirror to expand its reflection field, avoiding turning the head away from the road ahead.
- CActivate the right-turn signal at least 100 feet in advance and check the interior rearview mirror, relying on surrounding traffic and bicyclists to yield upon seeing the signal.
- DScan both exterior side mirrors continuously while decelerating, proceeding into the turn once the rearview mirror shows no motor vehicles directly behind.
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The driver must check the interior rearview mirror, check the exterior right side mirror, perform a chin-to-shoulder head check over the right shoulder, and yield to any bicyclist before turning.
Physical head checks over the shoulder are the only reliable technique for checking vehicle blind spots prior to turning or changing lanes across a bicycle lane. Mirrors, regardless of how well they are adjusted, leave blind areas adjacent to the rear side windows.
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Physical chin-to-shoulder head checks are required to inspect blind spots that rearview and side mirrors cannot display.
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