You are driving on a new road through a woodland area. What must you reckon with?

When driving through woodland areas, especially on new roads, you must always be prepared for wild animals suddenly crossing the road. This is because animals do not recognize roads and may move quickly and unpredictably. Additionally, accidents involving wild animals can happen and may cause obstructions on the road, making it necessary to be cautious and ready to react. The rule is that woodland areas pose a higher risk of encountering wildlife, so expect potential hazards and drive attentively. The third option is incorrect because new roads do not eliminate the possibility of accidents with wild animals; the natural habitat remains the same.