What is the correct action when you see a vehicle in your lane coming toward you?

When you see a vehicle in your lane coming toward you, the safest action to take is to slow down and veer to the right. This maneuver allows you to create space between your vehicle and the oncoming vehicle, reducing the risk of a collision. By slowing down, you give yourself time to assess the situation and react appropriately. Steering to the right is typically safer because it moves you away from the center of the road where the oncoming vehicle is located, providing an escape route. This action also allows you to avoid a head-on collision, which is often the most dangerous type of crash.

While other options may seem like they provide a solution, speeding up could increase the severity of the impact if a collision occurs. Turning your vehicle around may not be feasible depending on the situation and the road layout. Veering to the left would move you further into the path of the oncoming vehicle, potentially exacerbating the dangerous situation.