Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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What is the recommended action if you cannot remove your vehicle from the road after a crash?

Leave the vehicle as it is
Affix a warning sign
Warn others that your vehicle is there
Contact emergency services immediately

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

If you cannot move your vehicle from the road after a crash, the recommended action is to warn others that your vehicle is there. This is important to prevent additional accidents or injuries caused by drivers who may not see your vehicle in time to avoid a collision. By warning others of the presence of your vehicle, you can help improve safety for other motorists on the road. Leaving the vehicle as it is (Choice A) may pose a hazard to other drivers and does not help in alerting them to the presence of the stalled vehicle. Affixing a warning sign (Choice B) can be helpful, but the most immediate and effective way to communicate the presence of your vehicle is by warning others directly. Contacting emergency services immediately (Choice D) is important in some situations, but the immediate concern is to warn other drivers of the obstructed road to prevent further accidents.