In the event of an accident where help is already organised, must you stop to provide assistance?
A)Yes, on interurban roads or where there is no SOS post.
B)Yes, you must always stop and assist.
C)No, if you are not involved you must continue on your way.Correct
Every person who witnesses, comes across or is involved in an accident is obliged to provide help, when necessary and as long as there is no risk to themselves or to third parties.
If upon arriving at the scene of an accident help is already organised, we will not be obliged to stop.
In this case it is important to continue our journey without slowing down to observe the incident. In many accidents, traffic jams and dangerous situations arise due to what is known as the rubbernecking effect.
If upon arriving at the scene of an accident help is already organised, we will not be obliged to stop.
In this case it is important to continue our journey without slowing down to observe the incident. In many accidents, traffic jams and dangerous situations arise due to what is known as the rubbernecking effect.