see ahead

If by reason of weather conditions, lights or other obstructions, he is unable to see ahead of him, he should stop his car.

All he could see ahead was the shoulder of Mrs. Neff's chauffeur and the windshield studded and streaked with rain.

Still the thickets of aspen and young pine were so frequent that seldom could I see ahead more than several hundred yards.

They see ahead a new social order vast and shining as a devachanic vision—the real democracy of the future.

They went out, and when they could see ahead, the strong man of Amerdloq was already far away.