We should not make an injured person walk after an accident because **moving the injured can worsen their injuries**. It is important to wait for emergency services to arrive to transport them to the hospital, unless the location is dangerous or the injured person is in a critical situation, such as unconsciousness or uncontrollable bleeding.

- **Do not move the injured**: An injured person should only be moved if their life is in danger at the accident site. In that case, it should be done very carefully, keeping the head, neck, and body aligned to avoid additional harm.

- **Protect the neck**: It is crucial to keep the injured person's neck protected from sudden movements. This can be done by placing clothing or your hands on the sides of the neck, but never underneath.

- **Wait for the ambulance**: Whenever possible, it is better to wait for the ambulance to arrive so that professionals can handle the transport. If it is necessary to move the injured person, it should be done in a vehicle where they can lie down and be moved gently.

In summary, **an injured person should never be made to walk** after an accident, as this could worsen their injuries. It is better to remain calm, protect the injured person, and wait for emergency services.