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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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You are in a crash, and a passenger in the other car is hurt. Your car can still be driven. What does New Jersey law require you to do?
Correct answer: Stop at or near the scene, stay there, call the police, and help the injured person.
Why
At the scene you must give your name and address and show your driver license and registration to the injured person, the other driver and the police, and give reasonable help, such as getting medical care. Stop without blocking traffic more than necessary and warn oncoming traffic if you can. Leaving the scene of an injury crash can cost you your license, a large fine and jail time.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · What to Do in Case of a Crash · p. 112, 113
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