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Whether they're breathing
Whether they have any broken bones
Whether they're bleeding
Whether they're comfortable
Explanation: At a road traffic incident, there's a real danger of further collisions and fire, so only approach if it's safe. Get someone to call the emergency services and, if there's an injured casualty, first check if they're breathing. If they're not breathing, you may need to give chest compressions until the ambulance arrives.
Category: Band 1 road procedure
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 16, Highway Code: Page 132
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