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Emergency Situations

A minor collision has occurred. Both cars can still be driven and no one is hurt. After exchanging information, what must you do if the damage appears to be over $2,000?

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Correct Answer: B. Report the collision to a Collision Reporting Centre or the police

If the damage appears to be over $2,000, you must report the collision. Move the vehicles off the road and go to the nearest Collision Reporting Centre, or contact the police to file a report.

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