AZDOT Accident Procedures 2

Question 1

Under Arizona law, how long do you have to report a crash that results in injury or death to the Arizona Department of Transportation?

Accepted Answer

24 hours

Answer

Arizona law requires you to report any crash involving injury, death, or significant property damage to ADOT within 24 hours.

Question 2

If you are involved in a minor collision in a busy intersection with no injuries, what should you do first?

Accepted Answer

Move vehicles out of traffic if it is safe to do so

Answer

When vehicles can be moved safely, Arizona law encourages drivers to move them out of active traffic lanes to prevent secondary crashes.

Question 3

Which of the following pieces of information is NOT required to be exchanged after a collision in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

Your Social Security Number

Answer

You must share your name, address, driver license number, registration, and insurance information — but not your Social Security Number.

Question 4

After a collision, a driver who leaves the scene without stopping is guilty of:

Accepted Answer

Hit and run, a criminal offense

Answer

Leaving the scene of a crash without stopping and providing required information is a criminal hit-and-run offense under Arizona law.

Question 5

If you hit an unattended parked vehicle in Arizona, what is the correct action when the owner cannot be found?

Accepted Answer

Leave a written note with your name and contact information in a conspicuous place on the vehicle

Answer

Arizona requires you to leave a note with your name and contact information when you cannot locate the owner of a vehicle you have struck.

(AZDOT) Arizona Department of Transportation Practice Test