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Remember:
In CT you must keep your current Insurance Card in the
vehicle at all times.
* Notify police immediately
and call for medical assistance. Get the police officer's
name and badge number and the address and phone number
of the police station. Ask the officer when the report
will be filed and how you can obtain a copy.
* Always have access to your insurance company's
claim service card with your agent's name and phone
number, and your policy identification number.
* Keep your insurance company's filing procedures
in your glove compartment as a reminder about the information
the company requires.
* Notify your insurance company or agent as soon
as possible.
* Get the names of the other drivers, their addresses,
work and home telephone numbers, vehicles, license plate
states and numbers, drivers license numbers, insurance
companies, names and telephone numbers of their agents,
and policy numbers.
* Get the names, addresses, and work and home
telephone numbers of all passengers and witnesses.
* Make notes describing the accident, the vehicles
involved, their approximate speeds, the setting, the
weather, the traffic signs and signals, the road conditions.
Take photographs if possible; or draw simple diagrams
of the roads and the accident.
* Don't make any
oral or written statements regarding responsibility
or blame.
* Don't tell others
involved in the accident how much liability insurance
you carry.
* Don't discuss
the specifics of the accident with others involved.
* Don't accept offers
to settle for payment on the spot without thinking about
it carefully. You could be held liable later for the
same damages.
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