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A downed power line touches your vehicle and a fire forces you to leave. How should you exit?
Correct answer: Jump clear without touching car and ground together, then hop away.
Why
Normally stay inside, call 911 and warn others to remain at least 10 metres away. If fire forces escape, jump clear without touching the vehicle and ground at once. Land with feet together and shuffle or hop with feet together until at least 10 metres from the lines.
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