To anticipate road hazards effectively, a driver should scan the far distance, middle ground, and mirrors regularly, rather than concentrating exclusively on the vehicle immediately ahead.
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True. Effective hazard anticipation requires systematic scanning across the far distance, middle ground, and mirrors rather than fixating solely on the vehicle in front.
The statement is true because active scanning across the far distance, middle zone, and mirrors gives drivers early awareness of hazards, reducing the need for sudden braking or steering.
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Continuous visual scanning and hazard anticipation across all driving zones
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