Question

you are stopped at an intersection waiting to cross. when checking for an opening in traffic your search pattern should be: look ahead, then right, then left; look behind, then ahead, then left; look left, then right, then left again

Explanation:

This question is about traffic safety and the correct visual search pattern when crossing an intersection. The correct pattern for checking traffic openings is to look left (for oncoming traffic from the left), then right (for traffic from the right), and then left again (to re - check for any new oncoming traffic from the left that might have appeared) to ensure it's safe to cross.

Answer:

C. look left, then right, then left again (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C with A being "look ahead, then right, then left", B being "look behind, then ahead, then left", and C being "look left, then right, then left again")