At higher speeds, how would you compensate for the decrease in field of vision

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When you ride a vehicle in a fast speed, then your peripheral vision will reduce that is why there is a need for you to follow the direction of the objects when you are travelling in order for you to compensate to the decrease in the field of vision.

gladu [14]4 years ago

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<span>Your central and peripheral vision reduces whenever you ride a vehicle at a high speed. The best way to compensate for the decrease in your field of vision is to turn your head so that you can look to your sides. </span>

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