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Yes, provide or request assistance as far as possible and necessary.
Yes, provide or request assistance and cooperate as applicable and possible under Article 129. If their involvement is clearly unnecessary, they should not obstruct rescue or traffic. Some help already being present does not automatically mean nobody else needs to assist: follow authorities and emergency services. Call 112 where appropriate and do not perform actions beyond your training.
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Yes, provide or request assistance as far as possible and necessary.
No, an uninvolved driver never has any obligations.
No, only medical services may request assistance.
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