What is the correct sequence of action established by the PAS protocol at a traffic accident?

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The universal and mandatory guideline for action at any road accident is the PAS (protect, alert, help) conduct, whose steps set the strict order of intervention: Protect: First, it is crucial to ensure your own safety, that of the surroundings and that of the victims, to prevent further rear-end collisions or secondary accidents (putting on the reflective vest, signaling the site, etc.). Alert: Call the emergency services (112) immediately to give the exact location, the number of injured people and the seriousness of the situation. Help: Give basic first aid to the injured within our abilities, remembering not to move them unnecessarily or remove their helmet if they are users of two-wheeled vehicles. Changing this order (such as trying to help before protecting or alerting) would put the person helping in serious danger and delay the arrival of specialized medical personnel.

What is the correct sequence of action established by the PAS protocol at a traffic accident?

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