Chapter 5-4: In the Event of an Accident

The Quebec driving test includes the section In the Event of an Accident to prepare drivers for emergency situations. After an accident, drivers must stop immediately, ensure everyone’s safety, and provide assistance if needed.

Quebec Driving Test -Chapter 5-4: In the Event of an Accident

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If an accident victim is conscious and not suspected of internal bleeding, what may be given to them?

A small amount of food.

Pain medication from a first-aid kit.

Cold water to drink.

Sweet warm tea or coffee, a little at a time.

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After seeing a physician, what must you ensure happens with the medical report?

It is filed at the police station.

You must mail a copy to your insurer.

You keep the original for your records.

The physician sends it to the SAAQ.

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When providing first aid for burns, what should you never do?

Break blisters or remove a victim’s clothing.

Use a clean dressing.

Cover the burn with a bandage.

Protect the burned area from air exposure.

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Besides hazard lights, what can be very useful for warning other road users of an accident?

The vehicle's high-beam headlights

Flares

A reflective blanket

A loud horn

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What assistance can the SAAQ provide for filling out a claim for compensation?

They require you to visit a service centre in person.

They can complete the entire form for you over the phone.

They can send a person to your home to help.

They provide a lawyer free of charge.

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How should you stanch the flow of blood from an injury while awaiting medical help?

By elevating the limb.

By washing the wound thoroughly.

Through pressure applied with a pad, a thumb or a hand.

By applying a cold compress.

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Under what circumstance should you move an injured person at an accident scene?

Only if there is imminent danger of fire or another collision.

If they ask to be moved.

To make them more comfortable.

If they are unconscious.

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What is the first thing a motorist arriving at the scene of an accident should do?

Turn off the ignition of the cars involved.

Park their vehicle on the shoulder, about 30 metres away.

Provide first aid to victims.

Call the nearest police station.

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According to the text, what is one of the first essential steps to take if you are injured in a road accident?

Contact the SAAQ to file a claim.

Ask the first motorist on the scene for help.

Call the police to have an accident report made.

Notify your insurer of property damage.

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What should a person at an accident scene do if they are not knowledgeable in first aid techniques?

Attempt to provide first aid anyway.

Direct traffic away from the scene.

Avoid handling the injured.

Try to move the injured to a safer location.

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To prevent the danger of fire or explosion at an accident scene, what action should be taken?

Disconnect the vehicle batteries.

Turn off the ignition and ensure no one smokes.

Pour water on the engines.

Open all the car doors and windows.

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What is the consequence of failing to report an accident with an inanimate object when the owner cannot be found?

Mandatory first-aid training.

Suspension of your driver's license.

A fine.

A warning from the police.

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When should you NOT give an accident victim anything to eat or drink?

If they are cold and shivering.

If they are a child.

If they are conscious and ask for water.

If they are unconscious or could be bleeding internally.

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If you are involved in a collision with an unoccupied vehicle and cannot find the owner, what must you do?

Leave a note with your contact information.

Wait at the scene until the owner returns.

Report the damage only to your insurer.

Contact the nearest police station immediately.

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Who should you contact as soon as possible to file a claim for compensation after an accident?

The nearest police station

Your personal physician

The SAAQ

Your insurer

Your score is

Exchanging names, addresses, and insurance details with all parties involved is required. If there are injuries or significant property damage, the police must be notified. Accurate reporting and cooperation are essential for legal compliance and proper insurance processing. Understanding these procedures is crucial for passing the test and ensuring drivers handle accidents responsibly and lawfully on Quebec roads.

To do well on the SAAQ Knowledge Test, it’s important to understand the main ideas instead of just memorizing facts. You can improve your understanding and confidence by making a study schedule and explaining the material in your own words. Actively engaging with your study material is essential for getting the results you want.