Here are some key points to get involved in dealing with traffic accidents:
1.Stay safe: After an accident, make sure you're safe and that of others first. If someone is injured, call emergency services immediately**.
2.Exchange of information: Exchange personal and vehicle information with the other driver, including name, license plate number, insurance information, etc.
3.Photo forensics: Take photos at the scene of the accident for forensics, including vehicle damage, accident location, traffic signs, etc. These** can be used as evidence to help with future claims.
4.Alarm: If the accident has caused serious property damage or personnel**, the police should be called immediately. **We will go to the scene to conduct an investigation and issue an accident certificate.
5.Contact your insurance company: Contact your insurance company in a timely manner and report the accident to them. The insurance company will guide you through the claims process.
6.Don't admit responsibility: Don't admit responsibility until the responsibility for the accident has been determined. Have the insurance company and ** conduct an investigation to determine the ultimate attribution.
7.Seek legal assistance: If you disagree with the determination of responsibility for the accident, you can seek legal assistance. Consult a lawyer or relevant legal authority to understand your rights and the steps you should take.
Dealing with traffic accidents requires calmness and rationality, and following the above points can help you better cope with accidents and protect your rights and interests.