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You are driving near a wooded road edge at dusk. What best reduces the risk of hitting wildlife?
A approaches a deer beside a wooded road at dusk. The question has no gaze arrows or speed instruction.
Correct answer: Reduce speed and scan both road edges for animals.
Why
Deer are especially active from sunset to midnight and just after sunrise. Reduce speed, scan from side to side and watch for other animals if you see one. If an animal enters your path, brake firmly and avoid a sudden swerve that could create a worse collision.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Poor driving conditions · p. 102
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