Quebec SAAQ Knowledge Test · Question
When approaching wildlife on the road, you should:
Brake straight if possible; swerving can cause rollovers or oncoming collisions.
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Question: When approaching wildlife on the road, you should:
Answer options:
- Honk and swerve ✅ Slow down, brake firmly and stay in your lane if possible
- Maintain speed
- Flash high beams continuously
Correct answer: Slow down, brake firmly and stay in your lane if possible
Explanation: Brake straight if possible; swerving can cause rollovers or oncoming collisions.
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