You are involved in an accident. You should:
- Stop immediately.
- Help the injured.
- Call the police.
- All of the above. ✓
Answer: D. All of the above.
All of the above, since after a crash you must stop, get help for anyone who is hurt, and call law enforcement.
Why this is the answer
The handbook lists these as duties required by law when a crash causes death, injury, or property damage: give information and render aid. Its first instruction is to stop and call 911, *FHP (*347), or local law enforcement. It adds that if anyone is hurt, you must get help immediately. Stopping, helping the injured, and calling the police are each part of that same list of responsibilities, so the choice covering all three is the right one. No single one of them does the whole job on its own.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Stop immediately. — Stopping is only the first step; the handbook also requires you to call law enforcement and get help for anyone who is hurt.
- B. Help the injured. — Helping the injured matters, but the handbook's list of duties also includes stopping and calling 911, *FHP (*347), or local law enforcement.
- C. Call the police. — Calling the police is required, but it does not cover the other duties, like stopping and getting help to hurt people.
Remember it
Think of a crash checklist with three boxes: stop, call, help. Every box needs a check, not just one.