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Australia’s Leading Accident Loan Car Provider
Accidents can be confusing at the best of times. We have some tips on what to do at the accident scene and when you need to call the police.
By following these basic principles, you should know what to do when reporting a car accident to the police.
Information needed for the police report include:
(SA.GOV.AU, 2020)
According to the NSW government website (Government of New South Wales, 2020), police are required to attend a crash if it is classified as a Major Traffic Crash. This is where one of the following occurs:
If you find yourself in a not at-fault accident, whether the police are involved or not, Right2Drive may be able to provide you with a loan car with the costs covered by the at-fault party’s insurer. Apply now and a member of our team will be in contact with you to discuss your application.
Things you should know: Information in this blog is current as at 04/12/2020 and is subject to change. Applications for an accident loan car are subject to approval. Your assistance in recovering rental costs may include you providing documents, giving witness statements, and in some cases, appear in court in proceedings Right2Drive commences in your name. Terms and conditions apply and are available at www.right2Drive.com.au.
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