Why it Matters
Police Accident Reports
Police accident reports serve a number of purposes and often play a very large role in the outcome of your accident claim/case. Take a look at what a police report provides.
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What police accident reports provide:
- Info about parties involved. Police reports contain the names and contact information of all known parties.
- Insurance coverage. The report will include information about the insurance coverage of the involved parties.
- Description of accident scene. Information about the scene is noted. This will include road and weather conditions, and more.
- Witness accounts. Accounts from witnesses are recorded.
- Inference of cause. The reporting officer indicates what he/she believes to have happened based on the statements and evidence gathered.
- Record of damage. The reporting officer indicates the damage to vehicles and property.
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Frequently asked questions
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An accident report is a document that details the specifics of an accident. It is prepared by the police, and represents the findings of a neutral party. A police report will contain information such as the date, time, and location of the accident, as well as the names and addresses of the parties involved. It will also generally include a description of the accident, as well as any injuries or property damage that occurred. The report may also contain the officer's opinion as to who was at fault for the accident.
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An accident report is used by insurance companies, attorneys, and other parties to determine liability for an accident. It can be used as evidence in court, and can help to establish the facts of the case. An accident report can also be used to help determine the amount of compensation that may be owed to the injured party. In some cases, an accident report may be required in order to file a claim with an insurance company.
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You should get a copy of the accident report so that you have a record of the details of the accident. This can be helpful if you need to file a claim with your insurance company, or if you need to take legal action against the other party involved in the accident. Having a copy of the accident report can also help to protect your rights, and ensure that you receive fair compensation for any injuries or property damage that you may have suffered.