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The MSM routine should be used when you negotiate a hazard. What do the initials MSM stand for?

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Mirrors, signal, manoeuvre

Manoeuvre, speed, mirrors

Mirrors, speed, manoeuvre

Manoeuvre, signal, mirrors

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Mirrors, signal, manoeuvreThis was the right answer

Always use the MSM routine when you're approaching a hazard.

M - Mirrors: check the position of the traffic behind you.

S - Signal: signal your intention to slow down or change course in good time.

M - Manoeuvre: a manoeuvre is any change in position, from slowing or stopping the vehicle to turning off a busy road.

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Observe first, then signal and manoeuvreReviewed guidance summary · The order is the subject of this question, not a guessed meaning for the initials.

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