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Alertness

While driving through a housing area, you notice movement at the edge of your vision near some parked cars. What should you do?

  • Ignore it and keep looking straight ahead
  • Speed up to pass the spot quickly
  • Be ready to slow or stop, as a child or animal may run out
    Correct
  • Sound your horn continuously

Why?

Movement caught at the edge of your vision is an early warning of a possible hazard such as a child chasing a ball. Rule 146 of The Highway Code says you should drive defensively, anticipating what might happen and being prepared to react to developing situations.

Highway Code rule 146

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