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What should a driver do after a crash in which someone is injured?
Correct answer: Stay at the scene and call 911 with the location and injuries.
Why
Stop as close as possible without unnecessarily obstructing traffic, remain at the scene, call 911 and provide the location and injuries. Give reasonable assistance and required information. Avoid moving an injured person unless immediate danger requires it. Follow emergency directions about moving vehicles; do not leave before completing the duties.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Crash duties · p. 43
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