Question 918 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
If a crash is unavoidable, which is the better choice?
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Correct answer to question 918
- A: Swerve off the road rather than into oncoming traffic.
Explanation
The handbook states it is better to swerve off the road than into oncoming traffic, and better to hit a vehicle moving the same direction than head-on.
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