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After a crash, a fallen power line lies across the hood of your car. There is no fire or smoke. What should you and your passengers do?
Car A has a fallen power line draped across its hood and down past the front bumper. Its doors are closed, with no fire, smoke or people outside.
Correct answer: Stay inside the car until emergency workers arrive and say it is safe
Why
Call 911 and tell the dispatcher about the fallen wire. Warn other people to stay away from your car and the wire. Do not move an injured person unless fire or another danger makes it necessary; if you must, keep the person's back and neck as straight as possible.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Emergency First-Aid · p. 77
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