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Failing to help in manifest, serious danger when able to do so without risk to oneself or others.
Failing to help a helpless person in manifest, serious danger when able to do so without danger to oneself or others. If unable to help, urgently request assistance from others. An accident without organised assistance does not itself establish all those elements; putting oneself in danger is not required. The assistance and reporting duties in traffic Article 129 have their own scope.
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Avoiding a dangerous rescue and urgently requesting help.
Urgently requesting assistance when unable to provide it.
Failing to help in manifest, serious danger when able to do so without risk to oneself or others.
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