When you don't have enough room to stop, you may to avoid what's in front of you.
a. speed up...
English, 09.10.2019 00:00 angelrenee2000
When you don't have enough room to stop, you may to avoid what's in front of you.
a. speed up
b. steer away
c. brake
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