If involved in an accident, a driver must:

• Stop immediately → Never drive away from an accident scene
• Turn on your hazard lights
• Check for injuries to yourself and others
• Provide reasonable assistance to injured persons

After ensuring safety:

• Move vehicles off the road if possible
• Place warning triangles at a safe distance
• Avoid creating further danger to traffic

Securing the scene helps prevent secondary accidents.

Drivers must:

• Report the accident to the police
• Provide accurate information
• Cooperate with investigations

Accidents involving injury, death, or major damage must always be reported.

Drivers may assist by:

• Call 192 for medical help if anyone is hurt
• Calling emergency services
• Giving first aid if trained
• Controlling traffic if safe

If your vehicle breaks down:

• Move off the road if possible
• Switch on hazard lights
• Use warning triangles
• Stay visible and safe

Never leave a broken-down vehicle in a dangerous position.

• Leaving the scene of an accident (Hit and Run)
• Refusing to give your details
• Not reporting the accident within the legal time
• Failing to help injured persons
• Paying a bribe to a police officer
• Arguing instead of helping at the scene
• Blocking traffic without warning signs
• Towing an accident vehicle before police inspection