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Yes.
Yes. A crash can cause spills of fuel or transported substances, fires and contamination of soil or water. Harm depends on what happened and the materials involved; it can also occur on urban roads. Keep away from leaks or hazardous substances and call 112 if there is danger.
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Only on inter-urban roads.
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