Its quite judgmental but it depends what the situation looks like.

I used to drive to Uni and one morning on the way there I saw a woman and an elderly lady in a fiesta on the outskirts of a village. I umm'd and ahh'd about

stopping but didn't because I thought I'd miss my lecture etc Anyway on the way home about 4 hours later they were still at the side of the road but with an AA truck

next to them. I felt AWFUL. I should've stopped and at least taken the elderly lady somewhere more comfortable. So now I would stop.

Your not allowed screwdrivers or any tools in the drivers side. But it is fully legal to carry a D cell Maglite in your door pocket.

I'm told up to 3D, possibly 4D is ok, any more than that is technically an offensive weapon.

I disagreed with is. My 6D's not technically an offensive weapon, it's occassionally an offensive weapon.

Next day I went back with a mate and some jump leads, and being the f*cking idiot I am I hadn't shut my window after leaning in to steer it, and it had snowed all night. Thankfully we live in a nice quiet area, so it wasn't stolen, nor was my iPod I'd left in full view, which was now covered in snow.

Story over, and after that experience I think I'd have to stop for someone that looked stranded

You were pretty lucky

I know I was, but also living in a quiet village in Scotland which has had noting but a spate of lawn mower thefts in the 17 years I've lived here helped

Next day I went back with a mate and some jump leads, and being the f*cking idiot I am I hadn't shut my window after leaning in to steer it, and it had snowed all night. Thankfully we live in a nice quiet area, so it wasn't stolen, nor was my iPod I'd left in full view, which was now covered in snow.

Story over, and after that experience I think I'd have to stop for someone that looked stranded

You were pretty lucky

I know I was, but also living in a quiet village in Scotland which has had noting but a spate of lawn mower thefts in the 17 years I've lived here helped

Well that's was surprised me, the road he'd left it on is one I travel quite frequently and it leads into a fairly nice area, lowest risk post code for car insurance etc.