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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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A large animal suddenly enters the road. Swerving left would put you into oncoming traffic. What should you do?
Correct answer: Brake, keep control, and stay on the road.
Why
Stay in control of the vehicle. Reduce speed as safely as possible and avoid steering into opposing traffic or off the road in a panic. Be especially alert near animal-crossing signs, woods and water, particularly around dawn and dusk.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Animal suddenly in your path · p. 79
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