Practice question
An animal in the road ahead is best avoided by:
- Swerving without slowing
- Braking firmly in a straight line as long as the path ahead is clear, then swerving only if needed, while NOT colliding head-on with a deer-sized animal at speed
- Accelerating hard
- Closing your eyes and hoping
Answer: B — Braking firmly in a straight line as long as the path ahead is clear, then swerving only if needed, while NOT colliding head-on with a deer-sized animal at speed
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