When travelling past parked cars along a street, you notice exhaust fumes rising from a stationary vehicle ahead with its front wheels angled towards the carriageway. What should you anticipate and how should you respond?
- AAssume the vehicle will remain stationary and sound your horn to alert any pedestrians nearby
- Anticipate that the vehicle may pull out into your path; reduce your speed and be prepared to stopCevap
- CFlash your headlights to signal the driver that they have priority to enter the traffic flow
- DSwerve out towards the centre line immediately without checking your right exterior mirror or blind spot
Cevap
Anticipate that the vehicle may pull out into your path; reduce your speed and be prepared to stop.
Visible exhaust fumes and front wheels angled towards the carriageway are clear indicators that the vehicle is occupied, running, and preparing to move off. A defensive driver anticipates that the vehicle might pull out suddenly, slows down smoothly, and prepares to stop if necessary.
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Early hazard detection and anticipation of moving-off vehicles among parked traffic
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