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By observing ahead, to the sides and behind.
Observe ahead, to the sides and behind before and during the manoeuvre as necessary, using brief checks without neglecting your path. Use mirrors and check blind spots when necessary and safe; mirrors do not show the entire surroundings. Signal and manoeuvre only when safe and without undue obstruction.
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By looking only ahead.
By observing ahead, to the sides and behind.
By looking only ahead and to the sides without checking behind.
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