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Continue carefully without obstructing assistance.
Continue carefully without stopping unnecessarily or obstructing emergency-service access. Article 129 of the General Traffic Regulations requires assistance or requesting help when needed; the stated exception concerns an uninvolved person whose assistance is clearly unnecessary. Follow officers’ instructions if requested. Not being at fault does not confer a general right to refuse a lawfully required alcohol test.
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Always stop on the carriageway, even if this obstructs emergency services.
Continue carefully without obstructing assistance.
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