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Question 1

You are responding to a motor vehicle collision on a city street. How far in front of the collision should you position the ambulance?
◦ 25 feet
◦ 150 feet
◦ 50 feet
◦ 100 feet

Question 2

You are responding to a motor vehicle collision on a frontage road that is just over the crest of a small hill. How should you position your reflectors or cones?
◦ From the back of the ambulance over the crest of the hill
◦ 25 feet back from the ambulance
◦ Just to the top of the crest
◦ 100 feet in front of the ambulance
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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2022
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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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