Drivers should always be looking:
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At the left lane.
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At the road signs behind them.
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Beside, ahead and to the rear of their vehicle.
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Directly in front of their vehicle.
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Explanation
To avoid potential hazards, you should keep your eyes moving and scan all around. If you constantly stare at the vehicle or road directly in front of you, you may miss what is happening on the side of the road or behind you. Scanning your surroundings also helps ensure you maintain a safe space cushion around your vehicle.
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