You are approaching a junction where your road joins a major carriageway at an acute angle (a sharp Y-junction). Due to the alignment of your vehicle at the give-way line, traffic approaching on the main road falls completely outside the coverage of your exterior mirrors. What observation action must you take before deciding to emerge?
- Turn your head to look directly over your shoulder through the side and rear-quarter windowsCevap
- BAdjust both door mirrors outwards to a wider angle while keeping your head facing forward
- CApply your indicator and inch forward past the give-way markings to prompt other drivers to slow down
- DFix your view along the road ahead and accelerate swiftly to match traffic speed as you merge
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Turn your head to look directly over your shoulder through the side and rear-quarter windows to check approaching traffic directly.
When joining a carriageway at an acute angle, your car is positioned so that traffic approaching on the main road travels from behind your rear side. Standard exterior and interior mirrors cannot display this area. The only safe way to verify that the road is clear is to turn your head and look directly over your shoulder through the side and rear-quarter windows before crossing the give-way line.
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Pre-manoeuvre observation at acute-angled junctions requires direct over-the-shoulder checks because exterior mirrors cannot capture traffic approaching from sharp angles.
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