Ontario G1 Practice Test
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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
A deer suddenly enters your lane and you cannot stop before reaching it. What should you do immediately?
A deer has entered the lane ahead of blue car A on a rural two-way road. A silver car approaches in the opposite lane, and a ditch is beside A’s lane. No collision is shown.
Correct answer: Brake firmly and keep straight; do not swerve
Why
Brake firmly under control to reduce speed, keep the vehicle straight in its lane, and avoid a sharp swerve into oncoming traffic or the ditch. A sudden swerve can cause loss of control or another collision. The guidance reduces risk; it does not guarantee that a collision or injury can be avoided.
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