Saskatchewan Driver Education GDL Class 7 Learner Practice Test

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What should be the first action taken in case of an accident?

  1. Call a friend

  2. Ensure safety and then call emergency services if needed

  3. Exchange insurance information

  4. Leave the scene

The correct answer is: Ensure safety and then call emergency services if needed

The first action to take in the event of an accident is to ensure the safety of everyone involved and then call emergency services if necessary. This priority is crucial because the immediate concern should be to prevent further injury or risk to the individuals at the scene as well as to other road users. Assessing the scene can mean moving to a safe area if possible, turning on hazard lights, or addressing any hazards like traffic. Only after confirming that everyone is safe and if medical attention is required should you call emergency services to report the incident and request help. Ensuring safety before taking any other actions provides a structured approach to managing the situation effectively. It allows for a calm evaluation of the circumstances, which is vital for the safety of all parties and is also a legal obligation in many jurisdictions.