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Which habit best helps you anticipate animals when driving through farming or wooded areas?
Blue passenger car A approaches a deer standing beside the right edge of a rural two-way road.
Correct answer: Scan the roadsides, slow down and take extra care at dawn and dusk
Why
Scan both sides of the road ahead and slow in farming or wooded areas where animals may be present. Be especially careful at dawn and dusk, when animals are active and harder to see. An animal beside the road may move suddenly, and others may follow it.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Chapter 8 — Strategies: Watching for animals · p. 138
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