What is an indirect clue that might warn you of a hazard before it becomes obvious, like a ball rolling into the street?

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1. Signs of children playing nearby, such as bikes or toys near the curb, which suggest a child could follow
2. Indirect clues are not useful and should be ignored in favor of only obvious hazards, though that is not correct
3. Indirect clues only matter on highways, not residential streets
4. Only direct sightings of a hazard count as useful warning information

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