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You ever wonder why people dont help people anymore?

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PostPosted: 06:39 - 19 May 2008    Post subject: Reply with quote
cestrian wrote:
Talking to an acquaintance recently about the motorcycle test question regarding finding the scene of an accident and what one should do, he said "if you see an accident, just ride on by. If you try to help and someone dies, you'll be up on a charge". I could see his point but found it hard to agree with him.



If there were plenty of people already there and you could offer nothing more, then just another person milling around and not give proper 1st aid then carrying on is the best option.
Unless of course you witnessed it in the 1st place.

You can always stop and ask if they want any help, if they say no then leave.
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