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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
How should you assist at a crash scene?
Correct answer: Park clear of traffic, get help and avoid new hazards
Why
If stopping to help, park away from the crash without blocking traffic or emergency access. Call emergency services when needed, warn others only where safe, and stay with injured people until help arrives. Avoid flames and unnecessary movement of injured people.
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