- A Reacting only when the hazard is already unavoidable
- ✓ Anticipating, detecting signs and risk situations in good time
- C Trusting that others will avoid the hazard
- D Looking only at the vehicle ahead
Why this is the correct answer
Hazard perception consists of anticipation: detecting signs, situations and risk conditions in good time —curves, animals, pedestrians, bad weather— so you can react before the hazard materialises.
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