Accident Procedures & Fires — CDL General Knowledge Practice Test
18 questions in this topic · 18 drawn at random this round
When you have a fire, where should you park after pulling off the road?
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This CDL General Knowledge Accident Procedures & Fires practice set has 18 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real CDL General Knowledge knowledge test to pass.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Accident Procedures & Fires bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 18 questions at random from the same bank.
What are the basic steps to take at any accident scene?
- Protect the area, notify authorities, and care for the injured — Correct answer
- Move all vehicles off the road, then leave to find help
- Take photos, exchange insurance, and continue your trip
- Unload the cargo, then wait inside your vehicle
Explanation: At any accident the basic steps are to protect the area, notify authorities, and care for the injured. English term: accident scene(事故现场 / escena del accidente).
Handbook: Accidents & Fires — Basic Accident Steps
What is the first thing to do at an accident scene?
- Keep another accident from happening in the same spot — Correct answer
- Call your dispatcher to report a delay
- Begin writing down witness names
- Inspect your tires for damage
Explanation: The first thing is to keep another accident from happening in the same spot — protect the area. English term: protect the area(保护现场 / proteger el área).
Handbook: Accidents & Fires — Protect the Area
If your vehicle is involved in the accident, what should you try to do with it?
- Try to get it to the side of the road — Correct answer
- Leave it exactly where it stopped, in the travel lane
- Park it right next to the other crashed vehicles
- Push it into the median regardless of traffic
Explanation: If your vehicle is involved, try to get it to the side of the road — this helps prevent another accident and lets traffic move. English term: protect the area(保护现场 / proteger el área).
Handbook: Accidents & Fires — Protect the Area