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Avoid unnecessary movement and request help from 112.
Avoid unnecessary movement, request help and call or have someone call 112. Do not automatically get up to clear the road if that could worsen injuries. Only an immediate danger requiring escape changes that priority. Follow emergency-service instructions.
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Get up immediately even if injuries are suspected.
Avoid unnecessary movement and request help from 112.
Resume riding without assessing injuries.
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