Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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A crash has caused vehicle damage only. No one is injured, and your car can be moved safely but is blocking traffic. What should you do after stopping?
Correct answer: Move it out of traffic, then stay to complete your duties.
Why
Stop at or as close as possible to the scene and remain until the required information and other crash duties are complete. If a damaged vehicle blocks traffic, make every reasonable effort to move it or have it moved out of the regular traffic flow. Moving it alone is not an admission that you caused the crash. This scenario is limited to property damage and a vehicle that can be moved safely; an injury crash needs immediate aid and reporting.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Clearing traffic after a minor crash · p. 85
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