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1.What should you do upon arriving at the scene of a collision?

Drive your vehicle closer to the collision to get a better view.

Keep your vehicle's engine running to provide light.

Park your vehicle off the roadway to prevent another collision.

Honk your horn to alert people to the collision.

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2.What should you do in case of serious injury at the collision scene?

Call 911 or the nearest police station and ambulance.

Take pictures of the injured individuals.

Post about it on social media to seek help.

Handle the situation yourself without involving authorities.

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3.Why should you turn off the ignition of vehicles involved in the collision?

To make it more difficult for authorities to investigate.

To prevent a fire.

To conserve fuel.

To keep the air conditioning running.

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4.What should you do if a person is pinned in a vehicle but unhurt?

Attempt to move them immediately.

Call a tow truck to remove the vehicle.

Crawl into the vehicle and try to release them.

Ignore the situation and focus on other tasks.

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5.What should you do immediately if you are involved in a collision?

Stop your vehicle immediately.

Drive away from the scene to avoid getting into further trouble.

Move your vehicle to a different location to assess the damage.

Take pictures of the scene before doing anything else.

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6. In what circumstances must you report a collision to the police within seven days?

Only if there is any property damage, regardless of its value.

if specific conditions like unlicensed drivers or suspected drug or alcohol use are involved.

Only if your vehicle is unregistered.

If you suspect the other driver is at fault.

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7.What information must you provide as the driver in a collision?

Just your name and address.

Your name, but not your address.

Only your insurance policy number.

Your name, address, driver's license or permit details, vehicle registration details, and insurance policy information.

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