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No; continue cautiously without obstructing assistance.
No. Continue cautiously without obstructing emergency services and follow officers’ instructions. Article 129.3 provides exceptions where assistance is clearly unnecessary and where the authority or its officers are already present. Merely making a call does not mean every necessary form of help is organised; those involved in the accident have different duties.
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Yes, always stop even when assistance is unnecessary.
No; continue cautiously without obstructing assistance.
Yes, but only because it is an urban road without an SOS post.
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