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Protect yourself and others without creating new risks.
Protect yourself and others without exposing yourself to traffic. Assess risks before approaching and call 112; someone else can call while safe measures are taken. Help within your abilities and follow emergency instructions. Do not merely wait for police or routinely transport seriously injured people in your own car.
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Do nothing until police arrive.
Protect yourself and others without creating new risks.
Routinely transport seriously injured people in your own vehicle.
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