BC Class 5 Road Test Training · Question
When approaching an intersection, you should scan for hazards. What is a good scanning pattern?
A proper scanning pattern at intersections is to look left, then right, then left again, as hazards from the left would reach you first if you proceed.
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Question: When approaching an intersection, you should scan for hazards. What is a good scanning pattern?
Answer options:
- Focus straight ahead only. ✅ Look left, then right, then left again.
- Look right, then left, then straight ahead.
- Only check your mirrors.
Correct answer: Look left, then right, then left again.
Explanation: A proper scanning pattern at intersections is to look left, then right, then left again, as hazards from the left would reach you first if you proceed.
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