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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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On a two-lane highway, a car coming toward you drifts into your lane and keeps coming. What should you do?
A faces oncoming B in A's own lane on a two-way road. A clear roadside escape area is visible to A's right.
Correct answer: Slow down, flash your lights, and steer right, even off the road if needed.
Why
A head-on crash is the most dangerous kind of collision. If another vehicle comes at you in your lane, slow down, flash your headlights, and move as far right as possible. If it still keeps coming, steer off the road to the right; a glancing blow or a run off the road is far better than a head-on crash.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Oncoming car in your lane · p. 82, 83, 81
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