CDL Fill-in — Page 56 (Accident Procedures)

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2.20 – Accident Procedures

When you are in an accident and not seriously hurt, you need to act to prevent further damage or injury. The basic steps to be taken at any accident are to:

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2.20.1 – Protect the Area

The first thing to do at an accident scene is to keep another accident from happening in the same spot. To protect the accident area:

If your vehicle is involved in the accident, try to get it to the of the road. This will help prevent another accident and allow traffic to move.
If you are stopping to help, park from the accident. The area immediately around the accident will be needed for emergency vehicles.
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Set out reflective to warn other traffic. Make sure other drivers can see them in time to avoid the accident.

2.20.2 – Notify Authorities

If you have a cellphone or CB, call for assistance you get out of your vehicle. If not, wait until the accident scene has been properly protected and then phone or send someone to contact the police. Try to determine where you are so you can give the exact location.

2.20.3 – Care for the Injured

If a qualified person is at the accident and helping the injured, stay of the way unless asked to assist. Otherwise, do the best you can to help any injured parties. Here are some simple steps to follow in giving assistance:

Do not a severely injured person unless the danger of fire or passing traffic makes it necessary.
Stop heavy bleeding by applying direct to the wound.
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