During which phase of SIPDE do you assess potential hazards?

In the SIPDE process, the phase where you assess potential hazards is during the predictive phase. This part of the process involves anticipating what might happen in the driving environment based on your observations. After you have searched for information and identified relevant objects or conditions, you must predict potential hazards that may arise from those observations.

For example, if you see a pedestrian waiting at a crosswalk, you would predict that they might step into the road, which means you need to be prepared to react accordingly. By effectively analyzing the situation and foreseeing possible risks, you can take proactive measures to avoid accidents and ensure safety. This predictive ability is crucial for safe driving, as it allows you to anticipate and react to situations before they become critical.