BC Class 4 Practice Test · Question
To maintain a good 'visual lead' time, a professional driver should look how far down the road?
Looking well ahead (12-15 seconds) allows you to anticipate hazards, traffic flow changes, and signals before you reach them.
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Question: To maintain a good 'visual lead' time, a professional driver should look how far down the road?
Answer options:
- 5 seconds.
- 8 seconds.
- 10 seconds. ✅ 12 to 15 seconds.
Correct answer: 12 to 15 seconds.
Explanation: Looking well ahead (12-15 seconds) allows you to anticipate hazards, traffic flow changes, and signals before you reach them.
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