- Theoretical Driving Course Handling Roadside Emergencies Flashcards

What is the first step after being involved in a minor traffic accident with no injuries?

Answer: Move vehicles to the side of the road and exchange information with the other driver

In minor accidents with no injuries, vehicles should be moved out of traffic and drivers should exchange information.

If your vehicle's accelerator gets stuck while driving, what should you do?

Answer: Shift to neutral, apply brakes steadily, and pull over safely

Shifting to neutral disconnects the engine from the wheels, allowing you to brake and pull over safely.

What equipment is legally required to be carried in a vehicle in the Philippines?

Answer: An early warning device and a basic tool kit

Philippine law requires vehicles to carry an early warning device for use during breakdowns.

What should a driver do if their vehicle catches fire while driving?

Answer: Pull over immediately, turn off the engine, and evacuate all passengers

Stopping immediately and evacuating everyone is the top priority during a vehicle fire.

When your vehicle hydroplanes on a wet road, what is the correct response?

Answer: Ease off the accelerator, keep the steering wheel straight, and wait for traction to return

Easing off the accelerator and keeping the wheel straight allows the tires to regain road contact.

How far behind a disabled vehicle should an early warning device be placed on a highway?

Answer: 4 meters minimum, farther on high-speed roads

The EWD should be placed at least 4 meters behind, with greater distances on highways.