When you stop at a crash scene like this one, which step helps keep a second crash from happening?

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Why

Hazard flashers warn approaching drivers that something is wrong ahead. If you stop to help, park well away from the scene so emergency vehicles have room, and set out reflective triangles where traffic can see them in time.

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Topic: Crashes and insurance   License: CDL

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• Crash Scenes and Vehicle Fires

Where it applies: Asked in every state.

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