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After a minor collision with no serious injury, both vehicles can be driven safely. What should the drivers do?
Blue A and silver B are in a traffic lane after a minor collision. The factual card states no injuries and both vehicles drivable; no people stand between them.
Correct answer: Move the vehicles out of the lane, then exchange information.
Why
Check for injuries and stop as required. If the collision is minor and the vehicles can be moved safely, clear the major traffic lane promptly. Exchange the required identity, licence, registration and insurance information from a safe location; report to police when the legal reporting criteria apply.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Collisions · p. 111
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