Revision question · Incidents, accidents and emergencies

You're at the scene of a collision. People are injured. What should be done when the risk of further collisions has been dealt with?

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Pull people who are hurt out of their vehicles

Clear a parking area for the emergency services

Make sure the emergency services have been called

Get the casualties to drink something sweet

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Make sure the emergency services have been calledThis was the right answer

Make sure you or someone else has called the emergency services. Check the casualties and, if you feel able to give first aid, do so. Alternatively, ask any bystanders if they can help.

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Protect people at an incidentReviewed guidance summary · These ask about the first safety response or the next call once traffic danger is dealt with. Warning triangles are never used on motorways.Rule 276Highway Code rule · These ask about the first safety response or the next call once traffic danger is dealt with. Warning triangles are never used on motorways.

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