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At dusk on a two-lane road, you pass this sign. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down and watch the edges of the road, because deer often cross in this area.
Why
Deer are most active at dawn, at dusk and in the first hours after dark, and they often travel in groups, so one deer may be followed by others. A similar sign with a cow warns of cattle crossing the road. Leave extra following distance in case the car ahead brakes hard for an animal.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Warning Signs · p. 89, 76
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