Procedures for off post accidents require the driver to stop and report the accident.

• A. False
• B. They only report if there is injury
• C. They must stop and report the accident
• D. They are not required to stop

Answer: (C)

The rule being tested is that you must stop and report a crash if it happens off base. Stopping immediately ensures help can be provided if someone is hurt, keeps the situation from becoming a mystery, and allows proper information exchange so responsibilities and insurance claims are handled correctly. In practice, you should pull over safely, check for injuries, call emergency services if needed, exchange names, contact information, vehicle details, and insurance, and file a police report or report to the local authorities as required. Leaving the scene or not reporting creates legal and disciplinary trouble and can jeopardize insurance coverage.