Emergencies 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.
- Emergencies Your car has driven into deep water. Why does the manual say to escape through a window instead of a door? →
- Emergencies Your car sinks in the water before you can escape. Why does the manual say an air pocket forms in the back seat? →
- Emergencies You have escaped a sunken car and are rising to the surface. How does the manual say to release the air pressure that has built up in your lungs? →
- Emergencies Your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks, and you are completely sure no trains are coming. What does the manual say to try next? →
- Emergencies No train is coming, but your stalled car on the tracks will not restart. What does the manual say to do next? →
- Emergencies Why does the manual warn you not to run "down the track" in the same direction the train is moving? →
- Emergencies Smoke is coming from under your hood. Which of these actions does the manual call dangerous? →
- Emergencies Your view through the windshield is suddenly blocked. Along with opening the side window, what does the manual tell you to turn on before pulling off the road? →
- Emergencies Your car has sunk in water and you are now in the back seat, breathing from the air pocket. What does the manual say to do next? →
- Emergencies According to the manual, what does a car that has just driven into water normally do before it starts to sink? →
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