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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
An animal enters the road with enough time for you to assess the available options. What should you do?
Correct answer: Check your mirror, slow down and decide if you can stop or steer safely
Why
Check the rear-view mirror, reduce speed and assess whether you can stop or steer safely. Avoid a sudden uncontrolled swerve or braking action. If passing around an animal is safe, leave a wide margin because it may move unpredictably.
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