> Steer around obstacles while pressing brake hard That seems like a good way to flip a car or truck. Also runs counter to the advice that's given for surviv

> Steer around obstacles while pressing brake hard That seems like a good way to flip a car or truck. Also runs counter to the advice that's given for surviving a sudden kangaroo on road at night incident .. for the past 60+ years. eg: Don’t swerve Most severe crashes involving an animal occur when the driver veers off the road, and hits something else instead. What’s more, the animal is just as likely to flee in the direction you’re steering. Brake in a straight line The only thing worse than swerving, is swerving with locked up tyres. Keeping a straight-line trajectory while you hit the brakes will allow you to reduce speed quickly, then – if the animal still hasn’t moved and you’ve reached a safe speed – you can steer around. ~ https://www.isuzu.com.au/news/news-articles/how-to-avoid-a-kangaroo-collision/ https://www.isuzu.com.au/news/news-articles/how-to-avoid-a-k... and 6. Slow it down, don’t swerve ~ https://www.huddleinsurance.com/post/kangaroos-australian-roads-8-ways-to-stay-safe-avoid-kangaroo-car-accidents https://www.huddleinsurance.com/post/kangaroos-australian-ro...