Breakdowns, accidents, emergencies and crime
In breakdowns, accidents and emergencies, acting correctly is what counts. You learn the duties after an accident, how to secure the accident scene, how to behave on the motorway and in tunnels, in case of fire and violence, and how to protect yourself against crime and illegal immigration.
- 26 questions in this topic
- Topic 12 of 13 in the course: CZV – certificate of professional competence for goods and passenger transport: theory exam
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From the key facts
- After an accident, everyone involved must stop immediately and make sure traffic is secured (SVG Art. 51 para. 1).
- If people are injured, arrange help and inform the police; leave the accident scene only with the consent of the police (SVG Art. 51 para. 2).
All key facts, the questions with explanations and the exam simulation are part of the course.
Sample questions from this topic
3 of 26 questions free to try. All questions with explanations and the exam simulation are part of the course.
Question 1: What must everyone involved do first after a road accident?
- Stop immediately and secure traffic
- Drive on and call later
- First take photos for the insurance
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Correct answer: Stop immediately and secure traffic
Everyone involved must stop immediately and, as far as possible, make sure traffic is secured.
Legal reference: SVG Art. 51 para. 1
Question 2: People have been injured in an accident. What must those involved do?
- Arrange help and inform the police
- Put the injured into a car at once and drive away
- Only exchange personal details
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Correct answer: Arrange help and inform the police
If people are injured, everyone involved must arrange help; those involved, first and foremost the drivers, inform the police.
Legal reference: SVG Art. 51 para. 2
Question 3: In an accident with injured persons, when may you leave the accident scene without the consent of the police?
- Only to fetch help or the police, or to get help yourself
- After waiting 30 minutes if nobody comes
- As soon as your employer allows it on the phone
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Correct answer: Only to fetch help or the police, or to get help yourself
Without the consent of the police you may leave the accident scene only if you need help yourself or to call for help or the police.
Legal reference: SVG Art. 51 para. 2
Legal references for this topic
The questions in this topic are based on these provisions:
- VRV Art. 22, 23, 35, 36, 39, 54, 55, 56, 57
- SVG Art. 29, 51
- VTS Art. 114, 123
- CZV Annex
- AIG Art. 116