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.
You should choose all of the above: stop immediately, help the injured, and call the police.
Why this is the answer
The handbook says that if you are in a crash, you must stop, regardless of how much damage there is. It also says that when someone is hurt, the police must be told right away and you should make sure ambulance or rescue help has been called. These duties belong together at the scene: stop, get help for injured people, and notify police. That is why the choice that includes all of these actions is correct.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Stop immediately. — Stopping is required, but choosing only that leaves out getting help for injured people and notifying the police, which the handbook also requires after a crash.
- B. Help the injured. — Helping the injured matters, but this choice by itself skips the required stop and the police notification described in the handbook.
- C. Call the police. — Calling the police is required when someone is hurt, but on its own it leaves out stopping and arranging help for the injured.
Remember it
At a crash, remember stop, help, call: stop first, then get aid and police involved.