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Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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At dusk in November, you pass this yellow diamond sign with a black leaping deer. A moment later, a deer jumps onto the road just ahead of your car. What should you do?
Correct answer: Brake firmly, keep the car straight in your lane, and do not swerve
Why
Animals are most active at dawn and dusk, and deer crashes are most common from October to December. Where you see this sign, scan both sides of the road and watch for eyes that shine in your headlights. Slow down when you see an animal near the road.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Warning Signs · p. 21, 61
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