Emergency Preparedness—Vehicle Fire

Knowledge Check Questions

The following questions are intended to help you check your understanding of the material presented in the training video you just watched or listened to. The correct answers will be displayed after you submit your responses.

For each of the questions, please choose the best answer among the three options presented.

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* 1. If a vehicle fire starts while you are driving, how should you proceed?

Pull over, turn off the engine, get out of your vehicle, and move at least 100 feet away.

Pull over, turn off the engine, get out of your vehicle, and check whether your hood is hot to the touch.

Pull over, turn off the engine, get out of your vehicle, and look at whether the catalytic converter is on fire.

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* 2. To avoid vehicle fires, what is the SAFEST method to charge your cell phone?

With a solar charger

With your vehicle while you are asleep

With your vehicle while you are driving

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* 3. If your vehicle overheats, what are some of the first things you should do?

Pull over to a safe spot, open your windows, and crank up the heat to high before investigating.

Keep driving, crank your air conditioner up to high, and wait for your temperature gauge to move back to normal.

Pull over to a safe spot, turn off the engine, and wait at least 15 minutes before investigating.