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If possible, move your car
immediately after being
involved in an accident, so it's
not blocking traffic.
Call the local police
immediately if someone was
hurt in the accident, if the car
can't be moved, or if your
accident involved a hit-and
run driver.
The uninsured motorist
coverage part of your auto
insurance usually only pays
for a hit-and-run auto
accident if you report it to
police.
Take advantage of today's
cell phone and tablet
computer technology and
either take video or pictures
of your accident scene.
Include damage incurred by
all vehicles, license plate,
insurance ID card, driver's
license, traffic signs, traffic
signals, view of roadway, tow
truck moving any vehicles,
the other cars driver and any
occupants, and witness info.
Get the following information
from the other driver:
name
address
telephone number
license plate number
driver license number
auto insurance policy number
insurance company name
Also get the names,
addresses, and telephone
numbers of any witnesses to
your auto accident.
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Accident Help
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List of the information you
should gather after a car
accident:
1. Date & time
2. City, street, intersection
3. Direction & speed of both
vehicles
4. Road and weather
conditions
5. Did police take a report? If
so, what department and
case number
6. Detailed description of
what happened
7. Information about other
driver (name, phone, address,
make, license #, driver's
license #, insurer, policy #,
birth date)
8. Witness information
9. Take video or pictures
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