You are driving on a two-way urban road and approach a stationary delivery lorry obstructing your lane. In what sequence should you carry out the observation and communication routine before moving out to pass the vehicle?
- 1Check the interior rear-view mirror to assess the speed and proximity of following traffic.
- 2Check the right exterior door mirror to see if any vehicle is overtaking or alongside.
- 3Check the right-side blind spot over your shoulder for cyclists or filtering motorcyclists.
- 4Signal right to clearly communicate your intention to move out to other road users.
- 5Make a final forward assessment of oncoming traffic and steer smoothly around the stationary vehicle.
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Check the interior rear-view mirror, check the right exterior door mirror, check the right blind spot over your shoulder, signal right to indicate intention, and make a final forward assessment before steering smoothly around the obstruction.
Under official DVSA driving standards and the Highway Code, the Mirrors-Signal-Manoeuvre (MSM) routine requires observation to precede signalling and action. The driver first checks the interior mirror to gauge following traffic, followed by the right door mirror and a shoulder blind spot check to ensure no vulnerable road users are alongside. Only after safety is verified should a right signal be applied, concluding with a final forward scan before steering around the stationary obstruction.
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Mirrors-Signal-Manoeuvre (MSM) routine and blind spot observation before passing stationary hazards
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