Driving through a busy town centre, you observe exhaust fumes rising from the tailpipe of a parked car ahead whose front wheels are angled outwards towards your lane. What hazard should you anticipate?
- AThe parked vehicle is inactive and requires no change in your driving approach
- The vehicle is preparing to pull out into your lane of trafficCevap
- CThe driver will flash their headlights to give you right of way
- DThe driver has completed all blind spot checks and will wait for you to pass
Cevap
You should anticipate that the parked vehicle is preparing to move off from the kerb into your lane of traffic.
Recognising early clues such as exhaust smoke (showing the engine is running) and wheels turned outward towards the carriageway allows you to anticipate that the vehicle is about to pull away from the kerb. Anticipating this early gives you time to check your mirrors, reduce your speed, and prepare to stop if necessary.
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Identifying early visual cues of developing hazards from stationary vehicles
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