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Switch off the ignition of the vehicles involved.
After a road accident, the vehicle should be stopped in a safe place in compliance with road rules where possible, the engine should be switched off and the vehicle immobilised.
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Light a match in the accident area.
Switch off the ignition of the vehicles involved.
Switch off all the hazard warning signals.
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