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Reduce speed and be ready to react safely.
Reduce speed and be ready to stop or react safely because an animal may move unpredictably. Observe traffic and avoid a sudden swerve that creates another danger; do not accelerate to pass faster. Make an evasive manoeuvre only when it does not worsen the risk.
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Accelerate to pass the animal sooner.
Reduce speed and be ready to react safely.
Enter other lanes without checking traffic or risk.
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