In Case of a Collision — Rhode Island Driver's License Practice Test

This Rhode Island Driver's License In Case of a Collision practice set has 16 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 70% on the real Rhode Island Driver's License knowledge test to pass.

Sample questions

Three questions from the In Case of a Collision bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 16 questions at random from the same bank.

1. What should you do immediately after being involved in a collision?

   • Stay calm and stop your vehicle immediately — Correct answer
   • Drive home and call your insurer later
   • Leave the scene if no one is hurt
   • Continue driving to avoid blocking traffic

   Explanation: After a collision you should try to stay calm and stop your vehicle immediately.

   Handbook: In Case of a Collision — What to Do After a Collision

2. What must you do regarding your identity at the scene of a collision?

   • Remain at the scene and make your identity known to any interested person — Correct answer
   • Only give your name to the police
   • Leave once you have exchanged phone numbers
   • Refuse to identify yourself until your lawyer arrives

   Explanation: You must remain at the scene and make your identity known to any interested person.

   Handbook: In Case of a Collision — Remaining at the Scene

3. What happens to drivers who leave the scene of a collision without properly identifying themselves (hit and run)?

   • Severe penalties are imposed — Correct answer
   • Nothing, as long as they report it within a week
   • Only a small fine
   • A warning for the first offense

   Explanation: Severe penalties are imposed against drivers who leave the scene of a collision (hit and run) without properly identifying themselves.

   Handbook: In Case of a Collision — Leaving the Scene (Hit and Run)