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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test
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A moose is standing in the road ahead and you have room to slow safely. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow, remain in the vehicle, and give it room and time to leave
Why
Use extreme caution. Slow down, stay in the vehicle and give the moose plenty of room and time to move away. Do not try to drive around it or chase it from the road. Watch for other animals nearby because moose and deer can travel in small groups.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook, Rev. 4/24 · Moose and deer on the road · p. 119
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