A driver who, despite being able to do so without risk, does not stop to help a seriously injured accident victim who is unattended, could be committing a crime?
A)No; helping the victims is a gesture of solidarity, but not a duty.
B)Yes, but only if the driver is involved in the accident.
C)Yes, even if the driver is not involved in the accident.Correct
# Explanation
According to the law, **every driver has the legal obligation to provide assistance** to serious accident victims, even if not involved in the accident. Failing to do so when one can act without risk constitutes a crime of failure to render aid. This is a civil and criminal responsibility, not just a voluntary gesture of solidarity.