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Emergency Situations

After a collision involving injuries, which of the following is required by law in Ontario?

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Correct Answer: B. You must remain at the scene and report the collision to police

If a collision involves injuries, you must stay at the scene, call the police, and help anyone who is hurt. Leaving the scene of a collision involving injuries is a serious criminal offence.

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