To avoid an accident that might injure another, a reasonable person would undergo any inconvenience or burden.

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A reasonable person would undergo a reasonable amount of inconvenience or burden to avoid an accident that might injure another, but not necessarily any inconvenience or burden without limit. The standard is what is reasonable under the circumstances, not an absolute requirement to avoid harm at all costs.

To Avoid an Accident That Might Injure Another, a Reasonable