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 After a car accident "I Had a Car Accident - Now What?"
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Traffic Safety Guidelines by National Police agency is Here 
| Immediately after an accident |
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Obviously it is hard to think clearly after a car accident so it is important to know before you get into an accident what to do first and what questions may need answered.
- Check for injuries; call an ambulance (#119) when in doubt.
- If accident is minor, move cars to a safe place, out of traffic.
- Turn on your vehicle's hazard lights and use cones, warning triangles or flares for safety.
- Call the police (#110 ), even if the accident is minor.
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| Is a notification for the police of a traffic accident absolute necessity? |
Please think that foundations are given to the police even if it is indispensable and a thing disadvantage
accident, when a notification for the police is an accident resulting in injury.
| Call Police or go toPolice Office to talk about car accident. |
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With everyone all shook up it can be hard not to talk about what just happened, but that can also lead to you not thinking clearly and accurately about what happened. It is important to limit your discussion of the accident and not to admit any fault or liability. You should talk
about the accident with the police (#110).
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| To get names, address, and phone numbers etc. |
This is the part most people know to do, but often forget after the accident for one reason or another. It
is important to get names, address, and phone numbers of everyone involved in the accident.
A description of the car and license plate number can also be helpful, but make sure you also get their
insurance company and the vehicle identification number of their car.
| Call your agent or insurance company |
Call your agent or insurance company immediately, even at the scene with the police if possible.
| Visit the victim in case of the traffic accident |
After an accident, we recommend that you go for a visit to a victim.
You shoud apologize to a victim in all sincerity. |
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