When turning to the right or left, you only have to consider dangers to the front of the car because the rear wheels follow the same paths as the front wheels.

When turning to the right or left, you only have to consider dangers to the front of the car because the rear wheels follow the same paths as the front wheels.

• A. True
• B. Not determinable
• C. Not applicable
• D. False

Answer: (D)

When you turn, the front wheels steer the car and set the direction, but the rear wheels don’t simply copy that exact path. They follow a different curve, so the rear end can swing toward or away from objects, meaning you have to watch for potential dangers not just in front but also behind and to the sides as you maneuver. This means the statement is not correct because the rear path matters for safe turning, not just the front.

When you turn, the front wheels steer the car and set the direction, but the rear wheels don’t simply copy that exact path. They follow a different curve, so the rear end can swing toward or away from objects, meaning you have to watch for potential dangers not just in front but also behind and to the sides as you maneuver. This means the statement is not correct because the rear path matters for safe turning, not just the front.