What to do if you are involved in a car accident?
call 911 if anyone requires emergency assistance
1. Safety First
Be aware of your personal safety and others at the accident scene first. If there are any injuries or property damage, call 911 immediately.
Be aware of your personal safety and others at the accident scene first. If there are any injuries or property damage, call 911 immediately.
2. Keep Calm
Emotions may run high in the aftermath of a car accident. In spite of this, it is important to remain calm and stay focused at the task at hand: documenting the accident. Be careful what you say: don’t admit fault. An investigation may later show you were not responsible.
3. Exchange Information
Take good notes. Keep a pad and pencil in your glove compartment or use your cell phone to document the following:
•Name, addresses and phone numbers of all drivers and passengers involved in the accident•Car license plate number, make and model of each car involved in the accident•Vehicle operator’s driver license number, insurance company and policy number•Names and addresses of as many witnesses as possible•Names and badge numbers of police officers
Take good notes. Keep a pad and pencil in your glove compartment or use your cell phone to document the following:
•Name, addresses and phone numbers of all drivers and passengers involved in the accident•Car license plate number, make and model of each car involved in the accident•Vehicle operator’s driver license number, insurance company and policy number•Names and addresses of as many witnesses as possible•Names and badge numbers of police officers
4. Document Damage
Take photos of the accident scene and vehicle damage. Record the details of the accident while they are fresh in your memory. Draw a diagram to recreate the scene.
Take photos of the accident scene and vehicle damage. Record the details of the accident while they are fresh in your memory. Draw a diagram to recreate the scene.
5. File a Police Report
Even if no one is hurt from the accident, you should always contact the police and file an accident report. You might need it when you file a claim.
Even if no one is hurt from the accident, you should always contact the police and file an accident report. You might need it when you file a claim.
6. Report Your Claim
Contact Aramex Insurance immediately for your corresponding claims department phone number. For your convenience we have each carrier listed below on this page. You can also be transferred to the claims department via our automated phone attendant by pressing numerical options 1, 1, and 3 in series.
Contact Aramex Insurance immediately for your corresponding claims department phone number. For your convenience we have each carrier listed below on this page. You can also be transferred to the claims department via our automated phone attendant by pressing numerical options 1, 1, and 3 in series.
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