Why should you scan farther ahead on the highway than you do in city driving?
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Correct answer to question 93 (General Knowledge): Higher speeds mean hazards close in faster, so you need more advance warning to react in time
Why
At higher speeds you cover distance faster, so a hazard that's a certain number of seconds away is physically closer than it would be at city speeds, which is why the visual scan needs to reach farther out.
Updated: November 2026