Question

1. if you are involved in a collision, you should:

a. not move anyone who is injured unless you are properly trained
b. immediately try to determine who was at fault
c. run into traffic and flag down the first emergency vehicle you see
d. not exchange information until you have seen a doctor

Explanation:

• Option A: Moving injured people without proper training can worsen their condition, so not moving them unless trained is correct.
• Option B: Determining fault is not the immediate priority after a collision; safety and medical help are more important.
• Option C: Running into traffic is dangerous and not the right way to get help.
• Option D: Exchanging information (like insurance, contact details) is important after a collision and should be done promptly, not after seeing a doctor.

Answer:

A. Not move anyone who is injured unless you are properly trained