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Accident on motorway - what's the protocol?
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this post was submitted on 22 Feb 2024
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Oh yes, those are right on point thanks. You're right, I did feel a bit unhelpful just passing by, but it looks like it was the right thing in the circumstances.
It sounds like you did. Too many people stopping to help would be a problem in itself. If you keep traffic flowing it means emergency services can get in easier and it reduces the risk of secondary accidents as inattentive drivers run into the back of stopped cars.
If you have medical training, that might be another issue and, I assume, doctors and the like would have been given more explicit advice for such circumstances.
There's a difference between too many people stopping and no-one stopping though. In OPs situation it sounds like it was right in front of them. That's different