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What’s the best auto accident advice that one can give you? Well, actually the best piece of advice anyone would give you is fairly simple: Drive safely and try as hard as you can not to get involved in one. However, accidents happen even if you are not the one responsible for them. This article though is not about whether you are or are not to blame for the accident, it’s just about knowing what to do in case that such an unfortunate event happens to you. So, let’s cut to the chase.

Stop your car and quickly evaluate your injuries and your passengers

Yes, this is the first thing you need to do in case of an auto accident. The big hope is of course that you didn’t suffer any major injuries. However, you still need to quickly examine yourself for possible injuries that may cause blood loss. If you have your family or friends in your car you also need to look for their injuries as soon as you are able to.

Get out of your car and take a look at the health condition of the other driver and their passengers

So if you are lucky enough to escape with nothing but minor bruises, it’s not always the case for the other cars’ passengers involved in the accident. Search for possible injured people who need immediate medical attention and if this is the case, immediately call the ambulance.

Call the police

Even if the accident is not devastating, the police needs to be called at the scene of the accident. They will start interrogating you. You must answer their questions honestly, and they will make a police report of the accident. It is always better to ask them how you can get a copy of the report yourself, because you will probably need it to assist a claim in the future.

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Take notes

You need to start noting everything about the accident. Having a note pad and a pen in your car is always handy. First of all, you need to begin with the contact details of all the passengers and drivers involved in the accident. These contact details must include name, address, phone number, e-mail, everything you can gather. Don’t forget to do the same with any witnesses. Then, you need to write down the cars’ license number(s), colour(s), and model(s). You can also write the names of the policemen who arrived at the scene.

Remember everything

After doing all these things, it’s time for the final touches. Again, write down anything you can remember about the accident while the events are still fresh in your memory. Try to draw a diagram of the accident scene or whatever that will help you. Note the weather conditions and the exact location of the accident site. Using your mobile phone take pictures of the crash site.

Assess all the damages

Try to write down all the damages suffered by the cars involved, as well as other of your belongings. Remember that every detail can be important and this is even more obvious if you have to go through a legal procedure requested either by you or the other parties involved.

An auto accident can be a very traumatic event, even if you personally escape uninjured. It can, psychologically speaking, be an event which you may remember for the rest of your life. Every person has different reaction times given by the seriousness of injuries suffered or their natural response to such a hazardous event. As a note, try to remember all these steps as they can help you with the eventual legal procedures when you file for a claim.

If you think you have a case and you are not the responsible party for the accident, my advice would be to request an auto accident compensation. You will have to go through a legal procedure, you will have to find a good solicitor, but the amount of money you can get in return will certainly make your recovery much easier.

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