What should a driver do at an accident scene on a motorway?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Use hazard lights, put a warning triangle well behind the car and wait behind the barrier
- Step 1: The warning triangle must be placed far behind, and people should stand in a safe place away from the traffic.
Answer
Use hazard lights, put a warning triangle well behind the car and wait behind the barrier.
Why not the others: Stand in the traffic lane and wave the other vehicles on past the accident, Wait inside the car with the seat belt fastened until the police arrive and Walk along the carriageway to the next exit to find a telephone don't fit.
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