When turning, what practice helps you monitor your vehicle's position relative to the lane?

When turning, what practice helps you monitor your vehicle's position relative to the lane?

• A. Rely only on seat position
• B. Use mirrors to check where the rear of your vehicle is
• C. Close your eyes to reduce distraction
• D. Keep looking straight ahead and not check surroundings

Answer: (B)

While turning, you need to keep track of where your vehicle sits in the lane by checking your mirrors. Using the mirrors lets you see where the rear of your car is relative to the lane markings and nearby vehicles, so you can steer to stay centered and avoid drifting into another lane as the front of the car follows a different arc than the rear. Relying on seat position alone won’t tell you how the car is actually tracking through the turn, and eyes-closed or straight-ahead behavior won’t reveal lane position or potential hazards. Regularly glancing in the mirrors helps you maintain the correct path through the turn and adjust your steering as needed.

While turning, you need to keep track of where your vehicle sits in the lane by checking your mirrors. Using the mirrors lets you see where the rear of your car is relative to the lane markings and nearby vehicles, so you can steer to stay centered and avoid drifting into another lane as the front of the car follows a different arc than the rear. Relying on seat position alone won’t tell you how the car is actually tracking through the turn, and eyes-closed or straight-ahead behavior won’t reveal lane position or potential hazards. Regularly glancing in the mirrors helps you maintain the correct path through the turn and adjust your steering as needed.