Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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What action is required if you can’t remove your car from a crash site immediately?

Leave your car as it is
Warn others that your vehicle is there
Signal for emergency services
Contact your insurance company

The correct answer is: Warn others that your vehicle is there

If you cannot remove your car from a crash site immediately, it is important to warn others that your vehicle is there. This is crucial for the safety of the other motorists on the road. By placing warning indicators such as hazard lights or warning triangles, you are alerting other drivers to the potential hazard ahead. This can help prevent further accidents or incidents at the crash site. Leaving your car as it is (Option A) can obstruct traffic and create additional hazards. Signaling for emergency services (Option C) is important if there are injuries or significant damage, but warning others about your vehicle's presence should be your immediate action. Contacting your insurance company (Option D) can be done after ensuring the safety of yourself and others on the road.