See-think-do is
- imitating other drivers who have had their licenses for 10 years or more.
- stopping at all intersections
- a brand of riding gear.
- scanning for hazards, considering possible solutions, and reacting appropriately. ✓
Answer: D. scanning for hazards, considering possible solutions, and reacting appropriately.
See-think-do means scanning for hazards, considering possible solutions, and reacting appropriately.
Why this is the answer
The handbook describes see-think-do as a riding and driving strategy. You scan for hazards, decide which ones are most dangerous, think quickly about possible solutions, choose the safest one, and then react in a way that keeps you and others safe. The choice about scanning, considering solutions, and reacting appropriately matches that definition.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. imitating other drivers who have had their licenses for 10 years or more. — Copying riders who have held licenses for years is not how the handbook defines see-think-do.
- B. stopping at all intersections — Stopping at every intersection is not part of the see-think-do strategy described in the handbook.
- C. a brand of riding gear. — See-think-do is a riding and driving strategy, not a brand of riding gear.
Remember it
Three steps: see the hazard, think of your safest choice, then do it.
Official handbook: ICBC Learn to Ride Smart, Chapter 6: see-think-do – see, p. 67