To be a good driver, you need to:

• A. Look ahead, look to the side, and look behind you
• B. Look only at the road directly in front
• C. Rely on others to avoid hazards
• D. Keep your eyes closed on turns

Answer: (A)

Good driving rests on scanning your surroundings: looking ahead, to the sides, and behind you. Looking far ahead lets you spot slowing traffic, pedestrians about to step into your path, or road conditions that require you to adjust your speed早. Glancing to the sides is crucial at intersections, driveways, and curves where cars, bikes, or pedestrians can emerge unexpectedly. Checking behind through mirrors keeps you aware of traffic closing in from the rear, so you can safely change lanes or slow down if needed. Focusing only on what’s directly in front narrows your view and reduces your reaction time, while keeping your eyes closed on turns is dangerous and shows no awareness of hazards. By continuously scanning in all directions, you maintain safer control in varying traffic and road conditions.