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Yes, as far as possible and without creating a new danger.
Yes, as far as possible, stopping without creating a new danger and providing appropriate assistance or requesting it. Article 129 distinguishes those involved from witnesses: witnesses must assist where necessary, unless the authorities or their officers are already present. Do not always stop out of curiosity or restrict the duty to help to those involved.
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Yes, as far as possible and without creating a new danger.
No, only those involved have a duty to help.
You must always stop, even when your assistance is clearly unnecessary.
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