Newfoundland & Labrador Class 5 Knowledge Test · Question
Why is a shoulder check needed in addition to checking the mirrors before changing lanes?
Side and rear-view mirrors leave blind-spot areas where another vehicle, motorcycle, or cyclist can hide. A quick shoulder check before moving sideways confirms
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Question: Why is a shoulder check needed in addition to checking the mirrors before changing lanes?
Answer options:
- Mirrors are only required on highways ✅ Mirrors have blind spots that can hide a vehicle, cyclist, or motorcycle beside you
- It is a legal requirement to look behind every five seconds
- Shoulder checking warms up the neck muscles
Correct answer: Mirrors have blind spots that can hide a vehicle, cyclist, or motorcycle beside you
Explanation: Side and rear-view mirrors leave blind-spot areas where another vehicle, motorcycle, or cyclist can hide. A quick shoulder check before moving sideways confirms the lane is clear of road users your mirrors cannot show.
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