In the event of a traffic accident, it is important to **stop to help** only when it is **necessary** and there are no **traffic officers** present. Here we explain why:

- **Failure to provide assistance:** Not helping the victims of an accident when you can do so without putting yourself in danger is a crime. However, if there are already traffic officers or emergency services on the scene, your assistance is not necessary and you could even hinder their work.

- **Steps to follow:** If you witness an accident, you should attend to the victims or call for help. But if you cannot help or the officers are already present, it is best to keep driving to avoid interfering at the accident scene.

- **Provide assistance properly:** If you decide to help, do so safely and follow basic first aid rules, such as not moving the injured unless necessary, protecting the neck from sudden movements, and not giving them medication or food.

In summary, stop to help only if it is necessary and there are no traffic officers. Otherwise, keep driving to avoid obstructing the work of emergency services.