Section 1-10b: Driving emergencies

What is the very first thing you should do if your vehicle catches fire, likely due to an electrical short?

Which of the following is listed as part of the 'Standard Emergency Equipment'?

If your vehicle is stalled on a highway, how far in front and behind should you place reflectorized signs or flares?

If you must leave a vehicle that is on fire and in contact with electrical wires, how should you exit?

If a small fire starts in your vehicle, what can be used to smother the flames besides a fire extinguisher?

What should you do if you cannot move your stalled vehicle off the road?

What should be your first action if your vehicle comes into contact with live electrical wires?

What is the primary reason to keep your vehicle's fuel tank full when driving in winter?

Which item is part of the 'Winter Survival Kit' but not the standard 'Winter Emergency Equipment'?

What is the purpose of raising your hood if you cannot move your vehicle off the road?

What prevents you from opening the doors of a car as it sinks in water?

What is the first recommended action if a vehicle suddenly approaches from the opposite direction in your lane?

If you move onto an unpaved shoulder to avoid a collision, what should you avoid doing?

In a sinking vehicle with children, in what order should you release them from their seatbelts?

Why should you never swerve to the left to avoid a head-on collision?

A 'Winter Emergency Equipment' kit should contain everything from the standard kit plus items like:

If your power windows fail in a sinking car, where should you hit the window to break it?

Approximately how long will a vehicle with closed, intact windows float before escape becomes impossible?

If you are stranded in your vehicle during winter, what is the best course of action for survival?

To reduce the force of impact, it is better to hit which of the following?