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Look far ahead, to the sides and in the mirrors.
In order to see hazards in time and anticipate them, it is necessary to look far ahead according to speed, look to the sides and constantly use the mirrors.
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Look far ahead, to the sides and in the mirrors.
Avoid turning your head to check the mirrors, since the only thing that matters is what is happening in front of the vehicle.
Focus all your attention on what is happening in front of the vehicle.
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