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Look ahead and to the sides, and check mirrors regularly.
Look ahead and to the sides frequently, and check mirrors to monitor traffic behind. Before manoeuvring, also check blind spots when needed with a brief glance that preserves control and attention to the road. Looking only forward is insufficient, but continually turning to look behind is also inappropriate.
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Look only ahead and never check mirrors.
Continually turn to look behind while neglecting what is ahead.
Look ahead and to the sides, and check mirrors regularly.
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