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Question:

Which of these things should you not do when stopping at the scene of an accident?

1. Put on your warning flashers

2. Step into the road and direct traffic round the accident

3. Set out your warning triangles

4. Alert the emergency authorities where appropriate

Answer: Step into the road and direct traffic round the accident

Explanation
Take all steps to try and alert other traffic to any danger, but don't put yourself at risk by standing in their path.
This question is in Section 1: General Knowledge of our CDL Test Guide. Explore now!
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