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Yes.
Yes. Article 195.1 provides a three-to-twelve-month fine for failing to assist a helpless person in obvious serious danger when assistance is possible without risk to oneself or others. If unable to assist, urgently request help from others. Paragraph 3 provides specific prison penalties when the person failing to assist caused the collision. Not every collision or failure to cooperate automatically meets the offence’s requirements.
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No, but it is a punishable offence.
Yes.
No, it is a minor offence.
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