while driving on a two-lane highway you come around the 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 him. There is oncoming traffic and there is a guard wheel right you should

Question

stay on your side of the highway and try to slow down, honk your horn to warn the other vehicles try to press right side of your vehicle against the guard rail to help slow you down

steer into oncoming lane, hoping oncoming travel seat and move to avoid you when you pass the slow moving vehicle return into the right lane

try to swerve left across the oncoming lane and bring your vehicle to a stop on the right shoulder of the highway

Answer 1

In this scenario, safety is the top priority. The best course of action would be to stay on your side of the highway and try to slow down. You should honk your horn to warn the other vehicles of your presence and the impending hazard. This choice minimizes the risk of a head-on collision with oncoming traffic and avoids swerving into potentially dangerous situations.

It's important not to steer into oncoming traffic or attempt to swerve across lanes, as this could lead to a more severe accident. If you can safely press the right side of your vehicle against the guard rail to help slow down without hitting the guard rail, that could also be a consideration, as long as you can do so safely and without causing further issues.

Always prioritize caution in situations like this to protect yourself and others on the road.