PEI Class 7: Seat belts, child seats and collisions

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1. Injured people are still inside a crashed car and there is no fire. What should you do?

   1. Pull them out right away
   2. Leave them in the car until trained help arrives
   3. Sit them up in their seats to help them breathe easier
   4. Walk them to your car

2. You call 911 from a cell phone to report a crash. What should you give first?

   1. Your name and cell number
   2. The number of injured
   3. The weather conditions
   4. The licence plates involved

3. A 14-year-old passenger is not wearing a seat belt. Who is responsible?

   1. The driver
   2. No one under age 16
   3. The passenger's parent
   4. The passenger

4. A 7-year-old weighs 25 kg and is 125 cm tall. What restraint does the handbook require?

   1. The adult seat belt alone
   2. A rear-facing infant seat
   3. A booster seat with the lap and shoulder belt
   4. A lap belt in the front seat, with the air bag off

5. What should you do to the vehicles involved when you reach a collision?

   1. Release their parking brakes
   2. Start their engines
   3. Turn off their ignitions
   4. Turn on their high beams

6. A collision causes no injuries, but damage to all property looks to be about $1,500. What must you do?

   1. Report it within 30 days
   2. Exchange information only
   3. Report it to the police immediately
   4. Report it only to your insurer

7. You are first to arrive at a serious collision. Where should you park?

   1. Off the road, a safe distance from the scene
   2. In the lane behind the crash
   3. Right beside the damaged cars
   4. On the opposite shoulder facing traffic

8. Where should children under age 12 ride?

   1. In the back seat
   2. In the front seat with an air bag
   3. On a booster in the front
   4. Anywhere if belted

9. In PEI, who must wear a seat belt by law?

   1. Only the driver
   2. Only front-seat occupants, including the driver
   3. Only passengers under 16
   4. Everyone 16 or older, driver or passenger

10. Why should a child never ride on an adult's lap?

    1. A crash can tear the child from the adult's arms
    2. Children are safer on laps at low speed
    3. It distracts the driver's mirrors
    4. It is only illegal on highways

11. How must an infant weighing under 10 kg travel?

    1. In a lap belt in the back seat
    2. On an adult's lap with a belt
    3. In a forward-facing booster
    4. In a rear-facing child seat

12. Where should you never install a rear-facing infant seat?

    1. In the centre rear seat, away from the doors
    2. In the back seat
    3. Behind the driver
    4. In a seat with an active air bag

13. In which type of crash do air bags deploy?

    1. Frontal impacts
    2. Side impacts
    3. Rear-end collisions
    4. Rollovers

14. Which item is one of the five points to report after a collision?

    1. The exact location
    2. The make of your phone
    3. The weather forecast
    4. The speed limit on the next road

15. How should a lap belt be worn?

    1. High across the waist, at about navel level
    2. Under the arm
    3. Snug and as low on the hips as possible
    4. Loose across the stomach