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Yes, before leaving the vehicle.
Whether we remain on the hard shoulder or cross the carriageway to assist the victims of a road accident, we must put on an approved high-visibility reflective vest before leaving our vehicle, so that approaching drivers can see us more easily at the scene.
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Only if the accident occurs in an urban area.
No, since it is an emergency situation.
Yes, before leaving the vehicle.
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