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Danger areas that cannot be seen in the mirrors on either or both sides of the vehicle are:

• Called poor visibility areas.

• Created when a space cushion is not big enough.

• Caused by winding roads.

• Called blind spots.

Avoid driving in someone else's blind spot by:

• Sounding your horn.

• Pulling over.

• Flashing your headlights.

• Speeding up or dropping back.

The best way to see a car in your blind spot is by:

• using both your inside and outside mirrors.

• quickly turning your head, glancing over your shoulder to ensure the way is clear before changing lanes or passing another vehicle.

• readjusting the outside mirrors.

• readjusting the inside mirrors.

Expert drivers try to focus their eyes 20 to 30 seconds ahead.

• True

• False

Driving in someone else's blind spot can be just as dangerous as not checking your own blind spot.

• True

• False

You should use your rearview mirror to check traffic behind you every?

• 10 seconds

• 5 seconds

• 1 minute

• 10 minutes

You should check traffic behind you when changing lanes, backing up, slowing down quickly or driving down a long, steep hill.

• True

• False

You should not check traffic behind you when changing lanes, backing up, slowing down quickly or driving down a long, steep hill.

• True

• False

You should avoid staring at one thing.

• True

• False

Check from left to right and then left again before entering an intersection

• True

• False