Your view at a junction is blocked by a high hedge. What should you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Approach slowly, ready to stop
- Step 1: A blocked view hides cross traffic. Step 2. Creep forward until you can see, ready to stop. Answer: Approach slowly, ready to stop. Why not the others: Keep your speed and sound the horn: a horn does not tell you what is coming. Speed up to cross before others arrive: hidden traffic may be closer than you think. Flash your headlights and cross first: flashing is not a right of way.
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