what is your proper way to search an intersection where a stop is required?.

Question

a. from the forward position. search deep 90* to the left then check the front and then search deep 90* to the right.
b. while applying the brake. search 45* to the left and 45* to the right
c. on approach to the intersection. search 45* to the left then check the front and then 45* to the right
d. while stopped. check 45* to left. check the front and then check 45* to the right

Answer 1

The proper way to search an intersection where a stop is required is:

c. on approach to the intersection. search 45° to the left then check the front and then 45° to the right.

This method allows you to assess potential hazards and traffic conditions as you approach the intersection, ensuring that you are aware of any vehicles, pedestrians, or obstructions before you come to a complete stop. After checking both sides and the front, you will have a clearer picture of the intersection before proceeding.