What is any event that results in an unintended injury or property damage related directly or indirectly to the motion of a motor vehicle and its load.
100
First step upon arrival at scene
What is keep the scene from getting worse.
100
Photographs should be taken
What is as soon as possible
100
Purpose for this form
What is statistics for Federal highway funds
100
f = F/w
What is drag factor formula
200
Definition of Reportable Crash
What is a vehicle on a traffic way causes death, injury, or damage to any one person or object in excess of $1500.00
200
Traffic control should be
What is simple for people to understand and follow.
200
Minimum number of vehicle photos
What is four
200
First item struck
What is first harmful event
200
S = square root of 30 x d x f
What is slide to stop or minimum speed
300
Primary goal of responding to a crash.
What is arrive safely
300
After establishing traffic control you should
What is check for injuries and assess need for assistance
300
Photo that should be taken at every scene
What is an overall view of crash photo
300
Most damage caused during collision
What is most harmful event
300
R = C squared / 8m + m/2
What is radius formula
400
Three choices for traffic control
What are lights, cones, flares
400
Evidence at the scene can be fleeting. The best preservation of this evidence should be
What are photographs
400
Vehicles on their top or sides should be photographed when
What is turned over.
400
Off the right shoulder, back on roadway, crossed center line, off the left shoulder, over turned in median.
What are events.
400
S = 3.87 x the square root of R x (f +- e)
What is critical speed formula
500
Policy regarding wearing of reflective vest
What is when working on a Federal funded roadway.
500
Crashes that require more than a milepost measurement.
What are injury, high profile, and fatal crashes.
500
Deleting photographs on your camera or prior to saving to CD
What is never done
500
Amount of time allowed by code, after completion of investigation, to submit Impact.