1.Your first step is to stay calm and assess the situation. 2.Check yourself and any passengers for injuries. If you are in shock, you may not realize that you're hurt. If you don't know, call an ambulance. 3.Move your car and any other cars out of the roadway. Remaining in the path of traffic can be dangerous and could cause other accidents. 4.Make sure all damaged vehicles are visible to oncoming traffic. Use cones, hazard lights, and flares. 5.Check the area for witnesses and take notes on the auto accident. Be sure to obtain the other drivers' name and insurance information. 6.Call the police and your insurance company. 7.When talking to the police and other drivers, be absolutely honest about the details of the accident. 8.Don't speak to anyone about the accident, except for the police. 9.Seek immediate medical treatment for your injuries. If you do not need to go to the hospital, be sure to follow-up with a doctor. 10.Speak to a lawyer about your case, and never deal with any insurance company on your own. Always let your lawyer deal with the insurance companies (your and the other drivers’). If you follow these simple steps, you should be able to remain safe and calm throughout the incident. If you’ve been hurt in a car accident, you may want to obtain a personal injury lawyer. Personal injury lawyers can help defend your rights and seek the compensation you deserve.
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