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Call the authorities and try to restore things to their normal state.
When a road user is involved in a traffic accident, after protecting ourselves and the other people involved to prevent further harm, we must notify the authorities and provide the names and personal details of those involved in the accident whenever possible. We must never attempt to restore things to their normal state or transport injured people in our vehicle, as this must be done by the health authorities.
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Call the authorities and try to restore things to their normal state.
Immediately transport the injured people in our vehicle, without waiting for the health services.
Notify the authorities of the names and personal details of those involved in the accident.
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