Question 576 · Car theory test
Where an injured person is discovered lying in the road, when should they be moved?
Pick an answer to test yourself.
Correct answer
If the person needs CPR.
Official explanation
If a person discovered lying in the road is not breathing, it may be essential to move them in order to safely carry out emergency CPR. It may also be necessary to move them under other circumstances, but an urgent assessment of the situation should be carried out first.
- Topic
- Emergencies
- Also in
- This question also appears in the motorcycle theory test.
Practise this topic in the app
Free demo questions for every topic, progress saved, a full mock exam in the official format.
Got it wrong, or had to think? That is one of 805 questions the car theory test can draw from. Sit the car mock exam in the official format (40 questions, 45 minutes, pass mark 35) and see how many more you would miss.
Related questions
- When driving along, a driver feels that the oncoming car may crash into their vehicle. What should they do?
- What should a driver do when suddenly confronted by a hazard on the road?
- What is the quickest way to warn other traffic of a crash?
- In order to inform the emergency services of a crash, what telephone number should be called?
- When dealing with crash victims, remember A B C. What does A stand for?
- What is good basic first aid for a person who has been burned?