If it appears that a driver is going to pull out in front of you, the safest thing to do is:
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Use your horn and swerve into the next lane.
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Honk your horn and maintain your speed.
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Slow or stop your vehicle and use your horn.
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Slow down and flash your headlights to alert the driver.
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Explanation
The safest option in this situation is to slow or stop your vehicle and use your horn. This will give you the time to react and prevent a collision. Your horn can alert the other driver of your presence and make them aware of their mistake. By slowing or stopping your vehicle, you give yourself enough space and reaction time to avoid a crash.
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