You are driving in the left-hand lane of a three-lane motorway and plan to move out into the middle lane to overtake a slower lorry. You have checked your rear-view and right-side exterior mirrors and applied your right indicator. Why is it vital to carry out a final check of your right-hand blind spot before changing lanes?
- ATo confirm that the lorry driver ahead has seen your indicator and slowed down
- To check for a vehicle in the right-hand lane that may be moving into the middle lane at the same timeCevap
- CBecause exterior convex mirrors completely reverse the perceived direction of following traffic
- DTo ensure that large goods vehicles behind you are maintaining a two-second following gap
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To check for a vehicle in the right-hand lane that may be moving into the middle lane at the same time
When travelling in the left-hand lane of a three-lane motorway, another vehicle travelling in the right-hand lane may decide to move into the middle lane at the exact same moment. Because standard exterior mirrors do not show vehicles positioned slightly behind and two lanes across, a prompt glance over the right shoulder into the vehicle blind spot is essential to prevent two vehicles colliding in the middle lane.
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Identifying simultaneous lane change hazards and unmonitored lateral zones through physical blind-spot checks on multi-lane carriageways.
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