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Do not pick up a hitchhiker seeking a lift on a motorway, including a toll-station apron. Pedestrians may not make such requests there. This does not remove the duty to help or summon help in an emergency, nor deny regulated exceptions for occupants during breakdowns or service personnel. Avoid creating new danger and call emergency services in an emergency.
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