9.3

What do you not have to do after crashing?

Turn in your license.

To avoid single vehicle crashes, use your brake systems and steering. True or false?

True: Using your brake systems and steering can help you avoid single vehicle crashes.

What type of collision could you avoid by speeding up?

A rear-end or broadside collision.

Drifting off the pavement will cause ______.

An uneven shift in balance.

Where do broadside collisions most commonly occur?

Intersections

The only reason you wouldn't keep the cars at the scene of a crash is if _______.

It happened in a major lane.

Why is it important to look out for potholes?

They might damage your tires.

After steering out of the way of something, you may have to ___ to regain control.

Counter-steer

Head-on collisions are deadly at high speeds. True or false?

True: The front of one vehicle collides with the front of another and is the most dangerous.

You are not liable for damage to property next to a street or highway if in a collision. True or false?

False: If you are in a collision that damages any property, you must find out who the owner is and give them your information.

Sideswipe collisions are the most damaging type of collision. True or false?

False: Sideswipe collisions are usually the least damaging type. Still, try to avoid them.

You can never be held liable for trying to help someone. True or false?

False: You can be held liable if you are expecting payment or your negligence caused the crash.

What is a way to avoid the consequences of an impending crash?

1. Try to hit something stationary instead of something moving. 2. Avoid head-on collisions. 3. Try to hit something soft instead of something hard.

What is something you must do when aiding the injured in a crash?

1. You should refrain from lifting or moving the victim unless you have to. 2. You should call an ambulance. 3. You should stop serious bleeding with thick cloths.