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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
Smoke and flames appear from A after it reaches the roadside. What should the occupants do?
Blue A has stopped beside the roadway with smoke and flames visible from the vehicle.
Correct answer: Get everyone out, move well away and keep the hood closed
Why
Stop and switch off if still moving, get everyone out immediately and move well away from the vehicle and traffic. Do not open the hood; call 911 from a safe place. In this example A is already at the roadside, so evacuating promptly is the next action.
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