Question

1.) if you are involved in an accident, then you should not:

• immediately flee the operator’s motor vehicle
• remain at the scene of the accident
• provide reasonable assistance to each person injured in or entrapped by the accident, as directed by a law enforcement officer, medical personnel, or a 911 telephone operator
• take reasonable steps to locate and notify the owner or person in charge of the damaged vehicle or property of the damage

2.) what is not a way to spot an impaired driver?

• makes wide turns
• exceeds the speed limit or drives unusually slowly
• stops for no reason or turns abruptly or illegally
• signals consistently or drives at night with headlights

3.) which of the following is not a recommended action after an accident?

• provide proof of financial responsibility (certificate of compliance)
• provide reasonable assistance to each person injured in or entrapped by the accident
• contact the local police department
• leave the scene of the accident without informing anyone

Explanation:

Question 1

When involved in an accident, fleeing the motor vehicle immediately is against the law and not the right action. Remaining at the scene, providing assistance, and notifying the owner of damaged property are all required or recommended actions.

Impaired drivers show erratic behavior like wide turns, abnormal speed, or sudden stops/turns. Signaling consistently and using headlights at night are safe, normal driving behaviors, not signs of impairment.

After an accident, providing financial responsibility proof, assisting the injured, and contacting the police are recommended. Leaving the scene without informing anyone is illegal and not recommended.

Answer:

A. Immediately flee the operator’s motor vehicle

Question 2