Question 5521
If you witness an accident, must you stop to provide or request help?
- Yes, provided that your assistance is needed and no law enforcement officers are present.
- Only when you are involved in the accident.
- No, under no circumstances.
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Correct answer: Yes, provided that your assistance is needed and no law enforcement officers are present.
Yes. Even if you are not involved, if you see an accident, you must provide or call for help and cooperate. You do not need to stop when it is clear that your help is not needed, for example because assistance is already organized, or when officers are already at the scene.