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I WOULD THINK THE CORRECT ANSWER WOULD BE B STEER AWAY BECAUSE IF YOU SPEED UP YOU WILL END UP HITTING WHATS IN FRONT OF YOU SOONER AND HARDER AND IT ALREADY STATES YOU DONT HAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO STOP SO BRAKING WOULDN'T HELP IM GUESSING

emmasim [6.3K]3 years ago

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The answer is: steer away.

When driving a motorized vehicle and when coming to a situation where you don´t have enough space to break and avoid collision, it is recommended to steer away from the object towards which you will crash, although you should always be careful to avoid steering into oncoming traffic, that is to say, if possible, you should steer away towards the side lane.

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