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You are in a crash on a highway, and the other driver is hurt. No police officer is at the scene yet. What must you do?
Correct answer: Stay at the scene, get medical help, give your information, and report the crash to the police.
Why
The handbook's crash steps are to stop, get medical help for the injured, warn traffic, notify the police and exchange information. Make your stop without blocking traffic more than you need to. Separately, if no officer investigates and the crash injures someone or causes $750 or more in damage, you must send a crash report (SR-1) to the DMV within 10 days.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Insurance and Financial Responsibility; What to Do in a Crash · p. 75, 76
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