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Remain or return until the authorities arrive, subject to the legal exceptions.
Notify the authorities and remain or return until they arrive, unless they authorise you to leave, you need to assist casualties or you need treatment yourself, under Article 129.2.e. Stop without creating another hazard and request medical assistance. Merely leaving your details does not allow you to leave on your own decision, nor must you wait until casualties recover. The exception for clearly minor injuries also requires restored traffic safety and no involved person requesting intervention; it does not apply here.
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Leave on my own decision after providing my details.
Remain or return until the authorities arrive, subject to the legal exceptions.
Remain there compulsorily until the casualties have fully recovered.
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