While driving on a two-lane highway, you come around a sharp curve and see a large, slow-moving vehicle using your lane and the right shoulder. you do not have enough room to slow down behind them. there is traffic in the oncoming lane. and there is a guardrail on your right. you should

Question

English

Sarahi Frost

15 August, 12:16

While driving on a two-lane highway, you come around a sharp curve and see a large, slow-moving vehicle using your lane and the right shoulder. you do not have enough room to slow down behind them. there is traffic in the oncoming lane. and there is a guardrail on your right. you should

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Carolina Whitney · Answer 1

I would say that you should immediately gear down as the decompression from the engine will slow you down significantly and brake forecefully as well. This indeed would be a challenging situation but I believe in this way a crash could be avoided.