Squat at the level of ankles and seize them firmly by surrounding them with the hands.

Go up the ankles of the victim as high as the knees of the rescuer.

Pull(fire) the victim in the axis of the body until be under cover.

To protect the back of the victim.

In the presence of a victim lengthened(stretched out) with real, vital, immediate risk which the victim can not escape herself,

Squat behind the head of the victim.
 

Seize the nape of the neck of the victim by placing a hand on each side, raise the trunk of the victim with run-up by leaning behind .

Cross arms under the armpits of the victim, seize the opposite wrists and cross arms.

Stand up by using the muscles of thighs, the right back.

Pull the victim back until arrive under cover.

Sit the victim always by using thighs, right back.

Then the victim can be lengthened(stretched out) with the same technique as for the release of a vehicle

To shield the victim of the danger while protecting the head.

To protect the axis head - neck - trunk of the victim.
 
 

Open the door of the vehicle profoundly.

Pull the handbrake.

Cut the contact.

Remove the belt and loosen(kick away) the feet of the victim of pedals.

Squat at the level of the seat.

The rescuer crosses the arm side routes under the armpit of the victim side routes and seizes the bone of its chin; it sticks the head of the victim to the cheek.

It  crosses  the other one under the armpit of the victim internal side, it seizes the belt of the victim (or maintains the armpit in absence of belt).

The rescuer gets free by holding the victim against one, and go away from the zone of accident.

It sits the victim, its leg side transports serving as file, the other knee with earth.

Keeping the hand under the chin, the rescuer uses the other hand to support the bottom of the nape of the neck of the victim.

To block  the door in opened position.

To assure the stability of the vehicle.

Risk of explosion.

To free the victim.
 

To protect the back of the rescuer.

To protect the axis head - neck - trunk of the victim by supporting the weight of the head.
 
 

To assure an effective grip
 
 
 

To balance the centre of gravity rescuer + victim.