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有酒味药味要报警
不给驾照要报警
对方有攻击性要报警
Firstly, don’t admit that you are at fault. Even though you may believe your actions caused the accident, leave that decision to the insurer as they will ultimately make that call. In saying this though, don’t lie when giving your statement or making your report to the police and insurance provider. That could come back to bite you more than the accident itself.
Don’t argue with the other driver. The situation is already emotional and tense as it is; things don’t need to get worse from here on in.
If you can safely move your car to the side of the road, do so. Don’t leave your car in the middle of the road if it can be avoided. It will only hold up traffic and potentially cause further accidents. Of course, if it is not safe to move your car for whatever reason, make sure you turn your hazard lights on to alert other drivers.
Some tow truck drivers might arrive on the scene and you may feel pressured into using their services while feeling vulnerable and not in the right frame of mind to make such decisions. You can always, ask any police on site if they can refer you to a tow truck operator.
Don’t just take your car to any place for your post-accident repairs. Before authorising any major repairs to your vehicle, hold off until you speak with your insurance provider. They may have arrangements with specific garages in your area that will ensure you have a guarantee on your repairs that other repair facilities might not offer.
With all these ‘what not to do’s’ in mind, the one big ‘do’ you should always get on to is to report the accident to your insurance provider. You might be concerned that if you report your accident it could affect your rating and thus impact your premiums. That isn’t necessarily the case. |
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