Author : Joe Kahler
Stop your car and find out if anyone is injured. Call the police or highway patrol. Tell them the exact location. Tell them how many people were hurt and the types of injuries. The police will notify the nearest medical unit. Cover injured people with a blanket to keep them warm. (This is done to help if they are cold, but it is more often done to comfort them since they are probably in some level of shock.) Try to protect the accident scene. Take reasonable steps to protect the car from further damage, such as setting up flares, getting the car off the road and calling a tow truck. (Flares…who has flares?! You should carry a couple of flares in your trunk for emergencies... next to your battery cables, flashlight, and first aid kit. You can get these items at any auto parts store.)Joe Kahler is recognized as an expert on helping young adults successfully transition from home to being "out on their own". His latest work has recently been assembled in his book, Out On My Own... Now What? Tips and Insights So You Won't Be Left Hanging in the "Real World"!Joe received his undergraduate degree from Whittier College in Social Sciences and his Masters in Education from Arizona State University. His experience includes teaching, coaching, running numerous businesses, investing, selling insurance and real estate AND attending numerous personal, "hard knocks" training classes!http://www.outonmyown.com
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