The document provides guidance for what to do at the scene of a car accident and after leaving the scene. It instructs individuals to remain safe, call 911 for emergencies, obtain driver and witness information, take photos of the vehicles and scene, and report the accident to their insurance company. It also recommends keeping emergency supplies like a first aid kit in one's vehicle and contacting an attorney for legal advice after an accident.

1. At The Accident Scene
> Stay safe from traf�ic, �ire, debris, and other risks
> Remain calm, if possible. Check for injuries
> Call 911 (even if it does not appear to be a serious
accident) and ask for an ambulance
> If you are safe, use this guide to obtain driver’s
information:
> Name
> Vehicle registration number
> Address
> Make and model of vehicle
> Driver’s license number
> Vehicle insurance company name
& policy number (Please make
sure the insurance information
matches the vehicle invloved
in the accident.)
> Get names, addresses, & phone numbers of all
witnesses before they leave the scene
> Discuss the car accident only with the police
> Write down the name of the police of�icer and the
name of the of�icer’s agency
> Stay on the scene of the accident until the police
�inish their investigation
> Write down the crash report number
> Take photos, if you can
PLEASE TAKE PHOTOS OF
ALL VEHICLES INVOLVED
IN THE ACCIDENT
> Driver’s side
> Passenger’s side
> Front
> Rear
> All four corners
> License plates
IF POSSIBLE, YOU SHOULD ALSO
TAKE PHOTOS OF THE FOLLOWING:
> Street signs, traffic controls,
crosswalks
> Skid marks or brake marks
> Scattered debris
> Any nearby damaged property
> Conditions (weather, traffic
and/or road)
> Landmarks (street signs or
address markers)
> If necessary, call a towing company to remove
your car
> If you are injured or hurt, seek medical treatment.
Often times, it takes a couple of days before you
begin to feel the pain from the accident
After You Leave The
Accident Scene
> Report your accident to your
insurance company or agent. Do not
provide a recorded statement to any
insurance company without �irst
consulting an attorney
> Call or consult an attorney (bring as
much documentation as possible
about your accident or your injuries)
> If necessary, obtain a rental vehicle
and �ind a repair shop to take your
damage vehicle to
> Do not have your car repaired or
replaced until you have photos
of the damage
> Do not throw away or lose evidence
that may help document your
accident and injuries
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2. > Vehicle registration
> Proof of insurance
> Jumper cables
> Spare tire, tire jack, and
lug wrench
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Be Prepared
Keep these items in your car at all times:
GEORGIA’S
CAR ACCIDENT
CHECKLIST
KEEP IN YOUR GLOVE BOX:
Vehicle registration
Auto Insurance card
A copy of your accident checklist
> Flashlight
> First aid kit
> Bottled water
> Blanket (or extra coat)
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