Emergency Flashcards
What is the safest thing to do if your vehicle headlights suddenly go out while driving at night?
Slow down, move off the road gradually, stop somewhere safe, and turn on your hazard lights.
What is the FIRST action you should take if you are a driver involved in a crash?
Stop and check if anyone is hurt and make the area safe to prevent further accidents.
Who must you report to if you are the driver and hurt somebody in a crash?
You must report it to a police officer as soon as possible and no later than 24 hours after the crash.
When should you use your hazard lights?
When your vehicle is stopped and may be a hazard to other road users, like after breaking down.
What should you do if you are driving and become sleepy?
Pull over in a safe place and rest. Do not continue driving while sleepy.
When must you pull over and allow an ambulance or fire engine to pass?
When it is approaching with flashing red lights and/or a siren sounding.
What does a reflectorised triangle placed on the side of the road mean?
It warns of a breakdown or crash ahead—slow down and proceed with caution.
What should you do if you see a ball bouncing out into the road while driving past parked cars?
Slow down and be prepared to stop, as a child may run into the road after the ball.
What must you do if glass falls onto the road from your vehicle?
Stop and remove the glass if it’s safe to do so, or report it so it can be cleared.
What should you do if an ambulance comes up behind you, flashing red lights or sounding its siren?
Pull over to the side of the road and let it pass safely.
