CMCB#4 Exam Questions with Verified
Solutions
Property Damage - ANSWER-Any person who causes damage to real/personal
property, not including animals, or another person due to motor vehicle accident, before
leaving the scene, must exhibit license and insurance identification card for such vehicle
and give name, and address to the party sustaining the damage. if the damaged party is
not at the scene, he must report as soon as possible to the nearest police station.
Personal Injury - ANSWER-Any person who causes personal injury to another person
due to a motor vehicle accident, before leaving the scene, must exchange
license+insurance information to the injured party and also to a police officer on scene.
if no police officer is on scene he must report to a police station as soon as possible.
Leaving the Scene of Injury to animals - ANSWER-Any person who strikes and injures
any, horse, dog, cat or cattle must stop and try to locate the owner or a police officer,
and take reasonable actions to ensure animals gets the necessary attention, and report
to the owner, or police officer if owner is not found and also exchange license and
insurance information.
Accidents - ANSWER-Every police or judicial officer to whom an accident resulting in
injury to a person shall investigate and report the facts to the commissioner forthwith;
provided that the report of an accident is made to the police officer or judicial officer
within 5 days after such accident.
Commercial Vehicle - ANSWER-~Vehicle is towed from the scene
~A fatality occurs
~Any individual being transported to a medical facility due to a physical injury.
Report Required upon accident - ANSWER-Any accident involving death, injury, or
property damage greater than $1000 must report within 10 days to the DMV.
Obedience to police/flagpersons - ANSWER-Failure to comply with any lawful order or
direction of any police officer or flag person or person duly empowered to regulate
traffic.
Application to Riding Animals - ANSWER-Traffic laws apply to anyone riding an animal
or animal drawn vehicle.
Solutions
Property Damage - ANSWER-Any person who causes damage to real/personal
property, not including animals, or another person due to motor vehicle accident, before
leaving the scene, must exhibit license and insurance identification card for such vehicle
and give name, and address to the party sustaining the damage. if the damaged party is
not at the scene, he must report as soon as possible to the nearest police station.
Personal Injury - ANSWER-Any person who causes personal injury to another person
due to a motor vehicle accident, before leaving the scene, must exchange
license+insurance information to the injured party and also to a police officer on scene.
if no police officer is on scene he must report to a police station as soon as possible.
Leaving the Scene of Injury to animals - ANSWER-Any person who strikes and injures
any, horse, dog, cat or cattle must stop and try to locate the owner or a police officer,
and take reasonable actions to ensure animals gets the necessary attention, and report
to the owner, or police officer if owner is not found and also exchange license and
insurance information.
Accidents - ANSWER-Every police or judicial officer to whom an accident resulting in
injury to a person shall investigate and report the facts to the commissioner forthwith;
provided that the report of an accident is made to the police officer or judicial officer
within 5 days after such accident.
Commercial Vehicle - ANSWER-~Vehicle is towed from the scene
~A fatality occurs
~Any individual being transported to a medical facility due to a physical injury.
Report Required upon accident - ANSWER-Any accident involving death, injury, or
property damage greater than $1000 must report within 10 days to the DMV.
Obedience to police/flagpersons - ANSWER-Failure to comply with any lawful order or
direction of any police officer or flag person or person duly empowered to regulate
traffic.
Application to Riding Animals - ANSWER-Traffic laws apply to anyone riding an animal
or animal drawn vehicle.
