The strategy of separating allows you to manage hazards in what manner?

The strategy of separating hazards is designed to allow drivers to deal with potential risks or obstacles one at a time rather than all at once. This approach simplifies decision-making and reduces the chance of being overwhelmed by multiple hazards simultaneously. By focusing on a single hazard, drivers can assess and react appropriately, ensuring safer navigation through challenging situations.

In practice, this might mean adjusting speed or position on the road to create more space between the vehicle and a hazard (such as a pedestrian or a slow-moving vehicle), thus allowing time to properly gauge the best course of action. This single-task focus enhances a driver's ability to maintain control and makes it easier to respond effectively, ultimately improving road safety.