Not helping the victims of a traffic accident is considered a **crime of failure to render aid**. This means that, even if we are not involved in the accident, we have the obligation to try to help the affected people. If we do not do so, we could face legal consequences, such as going to jail.

- **Failure to render aid**: This crime is committed when we do not help the victims of an accident, do not notify emergency services, or, if we cause the accident, flee without providing assistance.

- **Responsibilities as witnesses**: If we witness an accident, we must attend to the victims or call for help, collaborate to prevent further damage, and help restore traffic safety. It is also important to provide our information to the authorities and explain what happened.

- **Assisting the injured**: It is crucial to help the injured quickly and calmly, without leaving them alone. We must follow certain rules, such as not moving the injured unless necessary, protecting their neck, and not giving them medication or food. In case of doubt, it is better to offer emotional support without moving them.

In summary, helping the victims of an accident is a legal and moral obligation, regardless of our involvement in the accident.