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    The Five Best Ways To Handle A Car Accident

    By Zero2TurboFebruary 19, 2019Updated:February 26, 2019No Comments
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    If there is one thing nobody can plan for, it’s a car accident. These dreaded events happen due to a lack of caution on the road, drunk drivers, or simple distractions. They lead to property damage, injuries, and sometimes even death.

    It’s one of those things you hope never happens to you, but can happen at any moment. For this reason, it’s important to know what to do in case of a car accident. Knowing how to handle a car accident will help you stay calm in the event of a crash.

    Here are five things you want to keep in mind following a crash:

    1. Move To A Safe Area

    The first thing you want to do is get out of harm’s way if you can. If you’re seriously injured and can’t move your car, flip on your hazards. This will warn approaching drivers to look out and use caution around you and your vehicle.

    Once you’re sure that your car is stationary, turn off the engine. If you drive a manual be sure to set the hand brake. Make sure it’s safe to step out of your car before opening the door. If you can’t get out of your car or need medical assistance, call 911 immediately.

    2. Check The Scene

    If you’re able to step out of your vehicle, check on the other drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. Call 911 if anyone has injuries.

    Although you may not want to, you do want to call the police onto the scene. This will be of value when you’re dealing with your insurance company and other involved parties because they’ll fill out an accident report.

    3. Exchange Information

    Your next step should be to gather as much information as you can. This includes:

    • Insurance information
    • License plate numbers
    • Driver and passenger names
    • Make and model of the vehicles involved
    • Location of the accident
    • Contact information for any eyewitnesses

    4. Contact an Attorney

    All this information is extremely important if you decide to file a claim. If you have questions about this process or are wondering if you’re entitled to compensation get in touch with the attorneys at Dennis Hernandez & Associates. They specialize in this area and will be able to get you the settlement you deserve.

    Another benefit of having an attorney is in case the other party decides to press charges against you. Having legal representation will give you the best outcome possible.

    5. File Your Insurance Claim

    The next step is to file a claim with your insurance. Therefore, it’s important to take some pictures of the accident scene with your smartphone. They really come in handy during the claim process. Your insurance will then let you know how to proceed and give you your options when it comes to getting your vehicle repaired quickly.

    How To Prepare For A Car Accident

    There is not one way you can avoid car wrecks, however, there are ways you can help prevent them. While you can’t control other drivers on the road, you can better prepare yourself and practice road safety.

    Here are some ways to prepare for the unpredictable:

    • Invest in a safety kit
    • Keep your ID, insurance documents, vehicle registration, among other important docs ready
    • Always have your phone charged and keep a charger in the glove box for emergencies
    • Keep all loose items stored away in your center console or another storage area. In case of an accident, you don’t want them to fly around or get lost.

    Along with these tips be sure to always drive at the speed limit and follow rules and regulations. Preparing for a car crash will only help you handle the aftermath of a wreck.

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