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If You're Involved in a Crash — Nebraska Driver's License Practice Test

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Who submits the crash report when a law enforcement officer investigates the crash?

Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O)

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This Nebraska Driver's License If You're Involved in a Crash practice set has 11 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Nebraska Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

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Three questions from the If You're Involved in a Crash bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 11 questions at random from the same bank.

  1. If you are involved in a motor vehicle crash, what must you do with your vehicle?

    • Stop the vehicle at the scene of the crash or as close as possible — Correct answer
    • Drive to the nearest police station before stopping
    • Continue driving home and report it later by phone
    • Move your vehicle at least one mile away from the scene

    Explanation: Nebraska requires you to stop your vehicle at the scene of the crash or as close as possible. Continuing to drive away constitutes leaving the scene.

    Handbook: If You're Involved in a Crash — Stopping at the Scene

  2. After a crash, what should you do regarding anyone who is hurt?

    • Assist the injured if aid is necessary or requested and notify emergency authorities — Correct answer
    • Wait for the injured person to call for help themselves
    • Move every injured person into your own vehicle immediately
    • Only help if the injured person is in your own vehicle

    Explanation: You must assist the injured if aid is necessary or requested and notify emergency authorities.

    Handbook: If You're Involved in a Crash — Helping the Injured

  3. Which of these can you use to alert traffic from all directions at a crash scene?

    • Flares, reflectors, or flashlights — Correct answer
    • Your vehicle's horn sounded continuously
    • Spray paint marks on the roadway
    • Waving your driver's license at passing cars

    Explanation: Use flares, reflectors, or flashlights to alert traffic coming from all directions.

    Handbook: If You're Involved in a Crash — Warning Other Traffic