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What are three maneuvers to avert a possible collision?

Correct answer

  • Stop or slow down, speed up, collide
  • Turn away, stop or slow down, speed up
  • Turn away, speed up, hit property

Explanation

To avert a collision or at least reduce its severity, you have three options to choose from, depending on the situation: Slow down or stop, turn away, or even speed up. (Consider speeding up to get away from a vehicle behind you that is about to rear-end you.)

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