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New Brunswick Class 7 Level 1 Practice Test
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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules; STOP, YIELD and SCHOOL ZONE correct
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When should a person injured in a collision be moved before help arrives?
Correct answer: Only if they face immediate danger, such as oncoming traffic.
Why
Unnecessary movement can worsen an injury, so the safer choice is usually to protect the scene and wait for trained help.
Verified against Part 4 - Traffic on the Highway: Rules of the Road · Traffic on the Highway - Rules of the Road · p. 1
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