Revision question · Band 4 publications, instructional techniques

Your pupil is approaching a junction where the view is restricted. What should you tell them to do?

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Stop at the junction and apply the handbrake

Approach slowly and edge forward until they can see

Approach quickly to reduce the likelihood of having to wait

Stop well before the junction, then move forward for a better look

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Approach slowly and edge forward until they can seeThis was the right answer

At junctions where the view is restricted, you need to make sure your pupil has time to assess the situation. Teach them to approach slowly and get a good look at the traffic situation before making a decision.

Reviewed reading for this question

Rule 146Highway Code rule · Use observation to edge forward at a restricted view and treat failed signals as an uncontrolled junction.Rule 170Highway Code rule · Use observation to edge forward at a restricted view and treat failed signals as an uncontrolled junction.Rule 176Highway Code rule · Use observation to edge forward at a restricted view and treat failed signals as an uncontrolled junction.

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