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Step-by-step photos your insurer needs, in a few minutes.

What happened?

For a crash, hail, or a parking-lot ding. Your photos stay on your phone.

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Right after an accident

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• Check for injuries. Call 911 if anyone is hurt. Call 911
• Move to safety. Turn on your hazard lights.
• Call the police. Get the report number.
• Get info from everyone involved: full name, phone number, address, driver's license number, insurance company, policy number, plate, and car make and model. A photo of their insurance card and license works too.
• Don't admit fault.
• Take photos. Start my photo guide
• Get witness names and phone numbers.
• Call your insurance company as soon as you can.

Other driver's info

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Who to call

• Someone hurt, a fire, or the road blocked: call 911.

  Call 911

• No one hurt: call the police so there is a report. In Virginia, dial #77 from a cell phone for State Police.

  Call #77

• Your insurance company: the claims number is on your insurance card or app.

• A tow truck: use the roadside number on your insurance card first. It may be free.

• Someone at home: let a family member or friend know where you are.

Hit an animal?

• Pull over safely and turn on your hazard lights.

• Stay away from the animal, even if it looks hurt. A scared animal can kick or bite.

• Call the police (#77 in Virginia, or 911 if it is blocking the road). Ask them to send animal control.

  Call #77

• If you hit a pet, try to find the owner. Check for a tag, or ask nearby homes.

• Take photos of your car and the spot where it happened.

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• Call your insurance company. Animal hits are usually covered under comprehensive.