On witnessing a traffic accident or coming across one, which of the following behaviors is appropriate according to the regulations?

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Traffic regulations establish that every road user who witnesses an accident is required to help or call for help if it has not yet been provided. However, if on arriving at the scene the emergency services or help are already organized and the person is not involved in the accident, they must not stop, since stopping the vehicle unnecessarily could hinder traffic and obstruct the access of ambulances and firefighters. As for the wrong options: not stopping to help when no help is present is an offense (and can be the crime of failure to render assistance), and alcohol tests are mandatory for everyone involved in an accident, regardless of fault.

On witnessing a traffic accident or coming across one, which of the following behaviors is appropriate according to the regulations?

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