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Yes, they must assist or request help as far as possible.
Yes, as far as possible and applicable under Article 129. Protect the area without creating another danger, call 112 and provide help appropriate to your knowledge and the instructions received. An uninvolved road user may not need to stop if their help is clearly unnecessary or the authorities are already present. That does not automatically exempt involved people from their own duties.
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Yes, they must assist or request help as far as possible.
No, they must leave even if nobody has requested help.
No, helping is always optional without any duty.
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