Question

1. when driving, use your peripheral vision to: detect color/movement and to monitor the position of the vehicle on the roadway. to see hazards in your mirrors. to see the vehicle blind area that is blocked by the body of the vehicle. see clear detail, read signs and find the target area.

Explanation:

Peripheral vision while driving helps in detecting color and movement around the vehicle and also in monitoring its position on the road. It is not mainly for seeing through mirrors, seeing blind - spots, or seeing clear details (which is more of central vision's role).

Answer:

Detect color/movement and to monitor the position of the vehicle on the roadway.