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What Should I Do After A Collision?
1. Seek prompt medical attention, if appropriate.
2. Do not give any recorded or written statement to ANY insurance
corporation.
3. Do not sign ANY documents from ANY insurance company.
4. Obtain the Police, Ambulance and Fire Reports as soon as possible.
5. Take photographs of your vehicle and any visible injuries.
6. Gather ALL insurance policies in your household, including any
relatives living with you.
1. Seek prompt medical attention, if appropriate.
2. Do not give any recorded or written statement to ANY insurance
corporation.
3. Do not sign ANY documents from ANY insurance company.
4. Obtain the Police, Ambulance and Fire Reports as soon as possible.
5. Take photographs of your vehicle and any visible injuries.
6. Gather ALL insurance policies in your household, including any
relatives living with you.
How Do I Avoid Accidents & Prevent Serious Injury?
Wear Your Seat Belt. Make it a rule. Everyone must be buckled up before
the vehicle moves. A lap belt and shoulder belt, properly used will minimize
most injuries due to a crash.
Don't Drink & Drive. Alcohol slows reaction time and decreases awareness.
It is dangerous and illegal to drive while under the influence.
Yellow Means Prepare To Stop. Don't gun it through a yellow light. STOP.
In addition, when your light turns green, watch for other cars that may be
gunning it through the yellow.
Don't Get SUV Overconfidence. The bigger the vehicle, the tougher it is to
stop. It may also roll over if you make a turn too fast or are driving in high
winds.
Know How To React To Trouble. If you have anti-lock brakes, don't pump
them. Press them down as hard as you can. If you start skidding, turn the
steering wheel in the direction you want the front of the car to go.
Wear Your Seat Belt. Make it a rule. Everyone must be buckled up before
the vehicle moves. A lap belt and shoulder belt, properly used will minimize
most injuries due to a crash.
Don't Drink & Drive. Alcohol slows reaction time and decreases awareness.
It is dangerous and illegal to drive while under the influence.
Yellow Means Prepare To Stop. Don't gun it through a yellow light. STOP.
In addition, when your light turns green, watch for other cars that may be
gunning it through the yellow.
Don't Get SUV Overconfidence. The bigger the vehicle, the tougher it is to
stop. It may also roll over if you make a turn too fast or are driving in high
winds.
Know How To React To Trouble. If you have anti-lock brakes, don't pump
them. Press them down as hard as you can. If you start skidding, turn the
steering wheel in the direction you want the front of the car to go.