Question 6044
In the event of an accident where help is already organized, must you stop to provide assistance?
- No, if you are not involved you must continue on your way.
- Yes, on roads outside built-up areas or where there is no SOS post.
- Yes, you must always stop and help.
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Correct answer: No, if you are not involved you must continue on your way.
No. If you are not involved and help is already organized, keep going so you do not get in the emergency services' way. In the image, the ambulance crew and officers are already handling the accident.