DVSA Accidents and Emergencies

Question 1

What does the acronym DR ABC stand for in first aid?

Accepted Answer

Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Answer

Drive Responsibly, Always Be Careful

Answer

Don't Rush, Act Before Calling

Answer

Drive Right And Be Cautious

Question 2

What telephone numbers can you use to call emergency services in the UK?

Accepted Answer

Both 999 and 112

Answer

999 only

Answer

112 only

Answer

111 and 999

Question 3

At the scene of an accident, what is the first thing you should do?

Accepted Answer

Ensure the scene is safe and warn other traffic

Answer

Move casualties out of the vehicles immediately

Answer

Call your insurance company

Answer

Take photographs for evidence

Question 4

When should you NOT move an injured person at the scene of an accident?

Accepted Answer

Unless there is an immediate risk to life, you should not move them

Answer

When it is raining

Answer

When they are in further danger such as fire

Answer

When the ambulance is on its way

Question 5

Where should you place a warning triangle on a single carriageway?

Accepted Answer

At least 45 metres behind the vehicle on the same side of the road

Answer

Directly behind the vehicle

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100 metres ahead of the vehicle

Answer

On the opposite side of the road

Question 6

What should you do if you witness an accident on a motorway?

Accepted Answer

Pull over safely, use the nearest emergency telephone or call 999 with location details

Answer

Stop on the carriageway to help

Answer

Use your mobile phone while driving to call 999

Answer

Continue driving — someone else will report it