Why did the chicken cross the road?

Slide: 1
Sarah, driving on a one-way street, spots a baby chick in her path. Sarah must make a speedy decision in order to drive safely. So first, She glances at her rearview mirror and side mirrors, searching for any nearby cars or pedestrians. She also checks any other nearby roads, and the road ahead.
SEEit: SEARCH!
"Are there cars or obstacles behind or beside me? Let me check."
ONE WAY!
"A baby chick on the road? I need to act fast!"
Slide: 2
Now that Sarah knows the situation and her surroundings, Sarah quickly considers her options on what to do: Should she stop suddenly, swerve, or slow down.
SEEit: EVALUATE!
"Also, Swerving seems dangerous to do, especially in a one-way lane. So, slowing down and stopping seems to be theis safest. option."
ONE WAY!
"Hmm...what to do, I need to think fast. If I slam the brakes, I could get rear-ended."
Slide: 3
After thinking everything through to navigate Sarah's situation using the method SEEit, she takes a quick decision within a few seconds and takes action! So, Sarah gently brakes, slowing down and stopping, taps her horn, maintains her distance, and keeps her eyes on the chick, giving it time to cross safely. Shortly later, she drives ahead after the chick safely crosses, continuing the flow of traffic and handling the situation she was in, safely and legally.
SEEit: EXECUTE!
"Come on, little one, move along. You’re almost there!"
"Easy now... slow down and keep calm."
ONE WAY
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