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If a vehicle comes toward you head-on in your lane, you should:

✓ ANSWER

Brake, move as far left as possible, and use the shoulder if necessary

Slowing and moving left, even onto the shoulder, gives the best chance of avoiding a head-on crash.

All the options

  1. ✓Brake, move as far left as possible, and use the shoulder if necessary
  2. ✗Swerve right into their lane
  3. ✗Flash your lights and hold your line
  4. ✗Speed up past them

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