After a Car Accident: Heritage’s Original Checklist
Heritage’s original accident-response carousel covers injuries, your insurer, photographs and follow-up questions. Read the safety correction before relying on the older slide advice.
The original story, slide by slide
Safety note: this is an older checklist, not emergency guidance. If anyone is injured, call for medical assistance and police, and follow their directions. Do not put yourself in danger to photograph a crash. Insurer reporting and police reporting are separate obligations; use the current GIA guidance linked below.
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The original caption
You can’t park there
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A little context
Safety note: this is an older checklist, not emergency guidance. If anyone is injured, call for medical assistance and police, and follow their directions. Do not put yourself in danger to photograph a crash. Insurer reporting and police reporting are separate obligations; use the current GIA guidance linked below.
Current reporting guidance
GIA says to contact your insurer and report an accident within 24 hours or by the next working day. A Traffic Police report does not replace that insurer report. GIA also advises against moving injured people or vehicles after an injury or fatal accident. Follow emergency-service directions and consult the full guidance for your situation.