In an accident, must you stop to provide assistance?
A)Yes, you must always stop in case it is necessary.
B)Only when you are involved in the accident.
C)Yes, when cooperation is necessary and there are no traffic officers.Correct
Every person who witnesses, comes across or is involved in an accident is obliged to provide assistance, when necessary and provided there is no risk to themselves or third parties.
Failure to do so constitutes an offence of failing to render aid, as defined by the Penal Code. Likewise, persons who, being unable to provide assistance themselves, fail to urgently request the help of others.
Users who notice an accident but are not involved in it are not obliged to stop when their cooperation is clearly not necessary or when the authorities or their agents have already arrived at the scene of the accident.
Failure to do so constitutes an offence of failing to render aid, as defined by the Penal Code. Likewise, persons who, being unable to provide assistance themselves, fail to urgently request the help of others.
Users who notice an accident but are not involved in it are not obliged to stop when their cooperation is clearly not necessary or when the authorities or their agents have already arrived at the scene of the accident.