MCOLES State Licensing Practice Exam

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When arriving at the scene of an accident, what is the first thing you should do?

  1. Check for injuries of those involved

  2. Determine the resting position of both vehicles

  3. Measure skid marks from beginning to end

  4. Call for additional backup

The correct answer is: Measure skid marks from beginning to end

The first thing to do upon arriving at the scene of an accident is to check for injuries of those involved. Ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals is paramount in any emergency situation. Identifying any injured parties allows for prompt medical assistance and helps prioritize care for those in need. While determining the resting position of vehicles, measuring skid marks, and potentially calling for additional backup are important investigative steps that follow, they should come after first addressing the health and safety of those present. The urgency of any injuries can dictate the immediate actions required, making it essential to assess the scene for any medical needs before moving on to other considerations. This approach reflects a commitment to human life and properly addressing emergency situations.

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