Answer:
In general, it's recommended that victims of a vehicular accident should not be moved unless it is absolutely necessary for their safety or to prevent further injury. The reason for this is that moving a victim may inadvertently worsen their injuries, especially if they have sustained fractures or spinal cord injuries. However, in certain situations such as if the vehicle is leaking fuel or the victim is in immediate danger due to fire or other hazards, moving the victim may become necessary to prevent further harm. In general, it's always better to leave the victim where they are and wait for medical professionals to arrive.
