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No officer is at the crash scene, and the apparent property damage totals at least $1,000. No one appears injured. What is the driver’s police-notification duty?
Correct answer: Notify the nearest police authority right away.
Why
When no officer is present, immediately notify the nearest authorized police authority by the quickest means if a person is injured or killed, apparent property damage is at least $1,000, or the specified people who should receive information are absent or unable to receive it. Complete the separate information and aid duties as well. Do not substitute an assumed written-report deadline.
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