Scan movement, not objects
Watch for changes in speed, direction, and spacing around road users.
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Hazard Perception Tips That Improve Your Score
Hazard perception is mostly about timing discipline. Use these practical tips to spot developing hazards earlier and score more consistently.
What actually raises hazard scores
Click at development point
Click when risk starts building, then once again if the situation escalates.
Avoid repetitive spam
Rapid random clicks can trigger zero-score penalties in clips.
Review misses immediately
Note why each miss happened: late recognition, wrong focus, or panic.
Train little and often
Short daily clip sessions beat occasional long sessions.
Why learners lose easy marks
- Clicking too early before a hazard genuinely develops
- Reacting too late when the scoring window has nearly closed
- Fixating on one object and missing surrounding risk build-up
- Skipping review and repeating the same errors next session
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