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Call 112, assist safely and cooperate with authorities, providing necessary details.
Stop without creating another danger, protect the scene, request urgent help through 112 and cooperate with officers by providing your identity and necessary details. Article 129 requires assistance and preservation of evidence, except changes needed to protect injured people or traffic. Stay unless authorised to leave, required to provide assistance elsewhere or needing treatment yourself. Transporting casualties yourself is not the ordinary response; Article 70 provides a compelled exception when no other means is available.
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Restore the scene’s original appearance even if evidence is destroyed and safety does not require it.
Call 112, assist safely and cooperate with authorities, providing necessary details.
Always transport casualties immediately in my vehicle, even when medical assistance is available.
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