When there is a potential for animals standing on the roadway, you should:
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Slow down and proceed with caution.
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Slow down and use flashers or a headlight signal to scare the animals away.
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Honk your horn continuously to scare to scare the animals away.
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Accelerate quickly to avoid any impact.
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Explanation
Encountering animals on the roadway poses unique risks, and the correct response is to slow down and proceed with caution. Wildlife, ranging from small creatures to large animals, may dart onto the road, creating potential hazards. Livestock such as cows or horses may be inadvertently let onto the road. Slowing down allows for better control and responsiveness, minimizing the risk of collisions.
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