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If an oncoming driver drifts into your lane, which action is most prudent?

Steer to the left.

Steer into the oncoming lane.

Hard brake.

Steer to the right.

When another driver drifts into your lane, your goal is to create space and avoid a collision. Steering to the right moves you away from the other vehicle’s path and toward the road edge, giving you room to slow or stop safely and recover control. Steering into the oncoming lane would put you in the other driver’s path, increasing the risk of a head-on crash. Braking hard alone can cause loss of control or still leave you in the other driver’s lane. Steering to the left would direct you into the drifting car. So the prudent move is to steer to the right.