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Yes, as far as possible.
If you are involved in a road traffic accident, you are obliged to stop and help restore traffic safety as far as you can. This includes assisting victims or calling for help, if there are any, and helping to prevent additional dangers and clarify the facts. It is important not to alter the state of things or the evidence of the accident, unless this is necessary to ensure safety. If you are not directly involved and the authorities are already present or your help is not necessary, it is best to continue on your way so as not to obstruct rescue efforts or traffic.
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No, this task is the responsibility of the traffic police.
Yes, as far as possible.
Only if there are fatalities or seriously injured people.
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