What should a driver do if a vehicle passenger suddenly experiences a medical emergency?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Pull over safely off traffic lanes, turn on hazard lights, and dial 112 for help
- Step 1: Medical emergency protocol in transit. Step 2. Pull over safely, secure the vehicle, and contact emergency medical dispatch (112); private speeding causes fatal secondary crashes. Answer: Pull over safely off traffic lanes, turn on hazard lights, and dial 112 for help. Why not the others: Running red lights causes catastrophic crashes; oncoming lane driving is fatal; passenger steering is impossible and dangerous.
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