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After a collision involving an injury, what must a driver do?
Correct answer: Stop, help the injured, call 911 if needed, and give your name, address, plate and insurance.
Why
Stop at once, help injured people, call 911 when necessary, report the crash, and exchange name, address, license-plate, and insurance information. Check for continuing danger while getting help, and do not leave before completing the required duties. Exchanging insurance details alone does not replace assisting an injured person or reporting as required.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · In Case of an Accident · p. 66
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