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In urban areas, how far ahead should a commercial driver ideally scan the road?
Scanning effectively means looking 12-15 seconds ahead to identify potential hazards early.
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Question: In urban areas, how far ahead should a commercial driver ideally scan the road?
Answer options: ✅ 12 to 15 seconds ahead
- 2 to 3 seconds ahead
- Only at the vehicle directly in front of you
- 50 meters ahead at all times
Correct answer: 12 to 15 seconds ahead
Explanation: Scanning effectively means looking 12-15 seconds ahead to identify potential hazards early.
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