Arizona Driving Permit Written Practice Test

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If you have a blind spot, what should you do before proceeding?

Close your eyes and proceed
Begin the turn and adjust later
Inch your vehicle forward until you have a clear view
Use the side mirror to assess

The correct answer is: Inch your vehicle forward until you have a clear view

In situations where you have a blind spot, inching your vehicle forward cautiously until you have a clear view is the safest approach. This method allows you to gradually gain visibility of any oncoming traffic, pedestrians, or obstacles that might not be visible in your mirrors. Taking this slow and careful action helps ensure you do not inadvertently collide with anything that you were unaware of due to your blind spot. It’s important to always prioritize safety by ensuring you have a full understanding of your surroundings before making any movements, especially turns or lane changes. Relying solely on mirrors may not effectively eliminate blind spots, as they can only show a limited view of the area around your vehicle. Other methods, like closing your eyes or beginning to turn with limited visibility, would jeopardize your safety and create a risk for others on the road.