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User: I was involved in a minor traffic accident where another driver collided with my car. The other driver didn't provide any information or assistance and simply drove away from the scene. I'm not sure what to do in such a situation. Can you help?

Chatbot: Of course, I can provide some guidance. The situation you described may involve a violation of Section 166 of the Motor Vehicles Act. This section outlines the obligations of a driver involved in a motor vehicle accident, especially regarding providing information and assistance to anyone who may have been injured. Let me explain more about it.

User: Please do. I'm not familiar with this section.

Chatbot: Section 166 of the Motor Vehicles Act requires that the driver of a motor vehicle involved in an accident must provide their name and address, the name and address of the owner of the vehicle, and the vehicle's registration mark to anyone who may have been injured or to the police. Additionally, the driver should offer necessary assistance to injured persons, such as arranging for medical aid.

In your case, if the other driver fled the scene without providing this information or assistance, they may have violated this section.

User: What are the consequences if someone violates this section?

Chatbot: Violating Section 166 can have legal consequences. Penalties may include fines or other legal actions, depending on the specific circumstances of the accident and whether injuries occurred. It's important to report such incidents to the police and gather any available information, such as the vehicle's registration number or witness statements, to aid in the investigation.

User: Thank you for explaining this to me. I'll make sure to report the incident to the authorities.

Chatbot: You're welcome. Reporting the incident is a responsible step, and it helps ensure that such violations are addressed appropriately. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask.