Crash Procedures questions, New York.
10 of 388 practice questions for the New York knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Crash Procedures Why does the New York State Driver's Manual prefer the word "crash" over "accident" for traffic incidents? →
- Crash Procedures You are involved in a traffic crash in which another person is killed. What can happen to your license? →
- Crash Procedures Under New York's point system, how many points are added to your record for leaving the scene of a personal injury accident? →
- Crash Procedures Your car has just driven into deep water. What does the manual tell you to do? →
- Crash Procedures Smoke starts coming from under your hood while you are driving. What should you do? →
- Crash Procedures Your car is stalled on railroad tracks and a train is coming. Which way should you run once you're out? →
- Crash Procedures A train is approaching and your car has stalled on the tracks. What is the first thing you should do? →
- Crash Procedures Your car is sinking in water before you can get out. Where does the manual tell you to go inside the vehicle? →
- Crash Procedures An aggressive driver who has been menacing you gets into a crash. What does the manual say to do? →
- Crash Procedures Your hood suddenly pops open while you're driving and blocks your view through the windshield. What does the manual tell you to do? →
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