At the scene of a crash, there is a risk of fire. What should you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Switch off engines and make sure nobody smokes
- Step 1: Fuel vapour and sparks cause fires. Step 2. Switch off engines and ban smoking and naked flames. Answer: Switch off engines and make sure nobody smokes. Why not the others: Engines running, smoking and phoning near fuel are dangerous.
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