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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test
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At dusk on a rural highway, a deer runs onto the road just ahead of your car, and you cannot stop in time to miss it. What does the Nebraska manual say is the safest action?
At dusk, a deer has run into A’s path on a rural two-lane road. An enlarged detail identifies the animal.
Correct answer: Brake firmly, keep steering to control the car, and stop as safely as you can.
Why
A swerve at speed can send a car off the road, into a rollover, or into oncoming traffic, which is often worse than hitting the deer. Watch for deer from dusk to dawn, in spring and fall, and near water and wooded areas. Deer often travel in groups, so when one crosses, slow down and look for more.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Don't veer for deer · p. 34
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