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Your car and another car collide at an intersection. The other driver seems hurt. Your car can still be driven. What must you do?
Correct answer: Stay at the scene, give your information, help the injured, and notify police.
Why
Leaving the scene of a crash that injures someone is a felony in Rhode Island. After a minor crash with no injuries, move the cars to the side of the road if you can, and still notify the police. Write down the location, the time, the other driver's information and the names of witnesses.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · What to do After a Collision · p. 65, 66
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