In a two-step approach to checking blind spots, how many steps are performed?

In a two-step approach to checking blind spots, how many steps are performed?

• A. Two
• B. One
• C. Three
• D. Four

Answer: (A)

A two-step approach means you perform two distinct actions in order. For checking blind spots, you typically do step one by looking in your mirrors (and signaling if you’re changing lanes), then step two by turning your head to physically check the blind spot. Since there are two actions, the number of steps is two. The other options would imply more or fewer actions than the described two-step process.

A two-step approach means you perform two distinct actions in order. For checking blind spots, you typically do step one by looking in your mirrors (and signaling if you’re changing lanes), then step two by turning your head to physically check the blind spot. Since there are two actions, the number of steps is two. The other options would imply more or fewer actions than the described two-step process.