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Nova Scotia Learner's Licence Test — Learner's Licence Practice Question

Knowledge test administered by Registry of Motor Vehicles for the Learner's Licence licence. 40 questions, 80% to pass, 30-minute timer.

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Emergency Situations

An injured person at a collision should NOT be moved unless:

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Correct Answer: B. There is immediate danger (fire, submersion); otherwise wait for EMS

Call 911 and keep person still.

Why the other answers are wrong

  • A.Always move them to the curbMoving spinal injury causes paralysis.
  • C.Move for photo evidencePhotos can be taken without moving.
  • D.If they askPerson in shock may not recognize spinal risk.

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