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Multiple hazards

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Real driving rarely gives you one hazard at a time. When several appear at once, the skill is knowing which one to watch most closely.

Prioritising hazards

When you're dealing with several hazards at once, stay aware of all of them — but give most of your attention to the main hazard: the one most likely to develop into danger and need urgent action.

Multiple simultaneous hazards requiring prioritisation.
Multiple simultaneous hazards requiring prioritisation.
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