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If an animal suddenly crosses in front of you on a Queensland highway, it is generally safest to:

✓ ANSWER

Brake firmly in a straight line rather than swerving violently

Violent swerves at speed cause rollovers and head-on crashes — controlled braking is usually safer.

All the options

  1. ✓Brake firmly in a straight line rather than swerving violently
  2. ✗Swerve sharply onto the shoulder
  3. ✗Accelerate past it
  4. ✗Close your eyes and hold the wheel

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