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At night, a deer suddenly appears in your lane, and you cannot avoid hitting it. What does the Missouri Driver Guide advise?
At night, A’s headlights illuminate a deer directly ahead in the same lane. The scene states that A cannot avoid contact.
Correct answer: Stay in your lane and do not swerve, slowing as much as is safe
Why
Deer are most active from sunset to midnight and around sunrise, and they seldom travel alone, so slow down when you see one. Use high beams when no one is coming, so you spot eyes at the roadside earlier. If you hit a deer, report the crash to local law enforcement.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Tips For Avoiding a Deer-Vehicle Crash · p. 61, 62
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