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No; proceed as instructed without obstructing.
Do not stop unnecessarily or obstruct emergency services; follow officers’ instructions. Article 129.3 governs uninvolved users’ assistance and covers cases where it is evidently unnecessary or authorities or officers are already present. If assistance is needed or an accident lacks assistance, fulfil the applicable assistance duties, protect safety and call 112 when necessary.
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Assistance is required only where the road has no SOS posts.
No; proceed as instructed without obstructing.
Yes, always stop even if it obstructs ambulance access.
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