If you cannot see clearly around your car 100 ft in all directions as you approach an intersection, you should:

A. Make sure you're driving in the center lane

B. Reduce your speed to 15 mph

C. Wait to turn until the next intersection

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Gage Barker

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5 September, 04:54

If you cannot see clearly around your car 100 ft in all directions as you approach an intersection, you should:

A. Make sure you're driving in the center lane

B. Reduce your speed to 15 mph

C. Wait to turn until the next intersection

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Mckayla · Answer 1

B. Reduce your speed to 15 mph

Explanation:

If you can't clearly see 100 ft in all directions as you approach an intersection, reduce your speed to 15 mph so you'll have time to stop if another vehicle appears suddenly. Any time your view around an intersection is obstructed by parked cars, foliage, buildings, or other objects, you should enter the intersection slowly so you can check for cross traffic before you proceed.

Tyshawn Ashley · Answer 2

Tyshawn Ashley 5 September, 05:13

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B. Reduce your speed to 15 mph

If you cannot see clearly around your car 100 ft in all directions as you approach an intersection, you should:A. Make sure you're driving in the center laneB. Reduce your speed to 15 mphC. Wait to turn until the next intersection

If you cannot see clearly around your car 100 ft in all directions as you approach an intersection, you should:

A. Make sure you're driving in the center lane

B. Reduce your speed to 15 mph

C. Wait to turn until the next intersection