When driving along a street lined with parked vehicles, scanning the ground-level space beneath parked cars for feet, wheels, or shadows is an effective hazard anticipation technique to detect emerging pedestrians before they enter your path.
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True. Scanning the gap between the ground and the underside of parked cars (ground viewing) enables drivers to detect feet, bicycle tires, or moving shadows early, granting extra reaction time before a hazard enters the roadway.
The statement is true because looking underneath parked vehicles provides early visual indicators of movement, such as feet or tires, allowing the driver to anticipate hazards before they emerge into the lane of travel.
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Ground viewing and early hazard detection
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