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Question:
When should you NOT stop at an accident?
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explanation
If you are involved in an accident, you must stop. If you were not involved in the accident but emergency personnel haven't yet arrived and you know first aid, you may be able to help the injured until they arrive. Otherwise, drive on. Rubbernecking (slowing down or stopping just to stare at the accident) obstructs traffic and can lead to another accident. [Accidents and the Financial Responsibility Law, New Mexico Driver Manual]
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5 years ago
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5 years ago
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Tim de Bear
5 years ago
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