You’re the Driver. What’s your target? The warning sign.

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You’re the Driver

What’s your target?

The warning sign.

What’s your target?

The dark green trees.

What’s your target?

The tree on the right.

You intend to turn left. What’s your target?

The space between the windows

This is your path of travel.

What’s your target?

The garage door on the right.

This is your path of travel.

You intend to turn right. What’s your target?

The bush on the side of the house.

This is your path of travel.

You Intend to turn left. What’s your target?

The window and bushes.

This is your path of travel.

You intend to turn right. What’s your target?

The smaller windows to the right.

This is your path of travel.