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Professional Driver's Digest
Chapter 5: Emergencies
BREAKDOWNS
Procedure
The emergency warning triangle
Breakdown hints
TOWING
Tow-truck operators
FLAT BATTERY
FIRE
Cargo fire
Fire extinguishers
When clothing catches fire
SHEDDING A LOAD
Causes
What to do
ROAD ACCIDENTS AND THE LAW
The law says...
Moving the vehicle and calling the police
ROAD ACCIDENTS AND THE FACTS
Do not admit responsibility
Record the occurrence
ROAD ACCIDENTS AND PRECAUTIONS
No smoking caution
Electric shock
Stopping to render assistance
Protecting the scene
FIRST AID
Do not move the casualty
Unconsciousness
Bleeding
Burns
Chemical burns
Shock
GETTING HELP
Where are you?
Radio
Passing motorists
S O S roadside phones
Making a collect telephone call
The emergency service numbers
RUNAWAY TRUCKS
Arrester beds
What it feels like to use the arrester bed
Precautions
SKIDDING
What causes a skid
Road conditions to watch for
What happens in a skid
Jackknifing
OTHER EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Sudden changes in traffic flow may indicate trouble ahead
Blow outs
The dangers of “driving on” after a blowout
Potholes
Running off the road
Animals on the road and in transit
HIJACKING AND THEFT
Driver precautions
Describing the suspect
RIOT AND POLITICAL DISTURBANCE
What would a reasonable person have done?
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Roadworthy Manual for Goods Vehicles & Buses l
Dangerous Goods Wall Charts l Driver's Daily Log and Trip Sheet l S A National Standards