“Well of all the hazards out there, you don’t which one or which ones you’ll need to change speed or direction for. So, it’s best practice to hunt for and click on as many potential hazards as you can.
This is developing your skills of identifying hazards, just like when you’re out driving, and you’ve got great benefit. Therefore, while you’re being driven around and remember to get a dual mirror, while you’re in the passenger of seat of mum and dad’s car, for example, just like all examiners, like instructors have, so that you can keep track of what’s going on behind.”
