ICBC British Columbia Written Exam Practice Test 2025

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What does the term 'blind spot' refer to?

  1. Blindfolded driving areas

  2. Driving areas with high traffic

  3. Areas around your vehicle not visible in mirrors

  4. Spots where pedestrians cannot be seen

The correct answer is: Areas around your vehicle not visible in mirrors

The term 'blind spot' refers specifically to areas around your vehicle that are not visible in your mirrors. These blind spots can pose a significant danger while driving, as other vehicles, bicycles, or pedestrians may occupy these spaces, and a driver would be unaware of their presence without physically checking these areas. Understanding where your vehicle's blind spots are is crucial for safe driving, especially when changing lanes or merging into traffic. By checking your blind spots before executing these maneuvers, you can help prevent accidents and ensure a safer driving environment for yourself and others.

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