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You arrive at a collision where someone appears seriously injured. What is the safest first response?
Correct answer: Park off the road, call 911 and warn traffic from a safe place.
Why
Protect people first: park off the roadway, call emergency services for serious injury and warn approaching traffic from a safe place. Do not put yourself in a live lane or move an injured person unnecessarily.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Collisions · p. 110
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