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Defensive driving recommends scanning well ahead of your vehicle. The main benefit is:
Looking far down the road — typically 12 to 15 seconds ahead in city driving — allows you to identify slowing traffic, pedestrians, debris, or signal changes ea
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Question: Defensive driving recommends scanning well ahead of your vehicle. The main benefit is:
Answer options:
- It reduces fuel consumption ✅ Early detection of hazards gives you more time to slow, stop, or change position
- It makes the trip feel shorter
- It is required only at night
Correct answer: Early detection of hazards gives you more time to slow, stop, or change position
Explanation: Looking far down the road — typically 12 to 15 seconds ahead in city driving — allows you to identify slowing traffic, pedestrians, debris, or signal changes early. Earlier detection equals more time to plan a smooth, controlled response.
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