Saskatchewan Class 7 Learner Knowledge Test · Question
The safest action if you can't avoid hitting a large animal is to:
Hard straight braking is safer than swerving, which can cause rollover or head-on crashes.
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Question: The safest action if you can't avoid hitting a large animal is to:
Answer options:
- Swerve into oncoming traffic ✅ Brake firmly straight ahead, releasing just before impact
- Accelerate
- Close your eyes
Correct answer: Brake firmly straight ahead, releasing just before impact
Explanation: Hard straight braking is safer than swerving, which can cause rollover or head-on crashes.
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