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Yes, as a general rule.
Yes, as a general rule, assist or request help and cooperate to prevent further danger under Article 129. If not involved and assistance is already organised, do not stop unnecessarily or create another hazard. Secure the area without exposing yourself to danger, call 112 when needed and follow instructions. Criminal liability for failure to assist depends on the legal requirements of the case; not every failure to intervene automatically constitutes that offence.
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Yes, as a general rule.
No, only those involved in the accident are obliged.
Only if their assistance is requested.
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