Accidents and First Aid
What is the general rule about moving accident victims?
Reviewed on 29 Jul 2026
- A Always move them to the side of the road
- ✓ Do not move them unless there is an immediate threat such as fire or explosion
- C Sit them up so they breathe better
- D Carry them to your vehicle
Why this is the correct answer
Victims should not be moved unless there is an immediate threat to life, such as fire or explosion, because movement can worsen injuries, especially spinal ones.
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