How to Be a Defensive Driver
What To Do After A Crash
Even careful drivers get rear-ended at a red light or clipped in a parking lot, and those first few minutes matter more than most of us realize. Snap photos of the cars, the plates and anything on the road before vehicles get moved and swap insurance details even if the damage looks minor. Save every receipt too, since towing, a rental and follow-up doctor visits add up fast after a wreck. If injuries or disputed fault are involved, talking to a car accident lawyer early can help sort out who files what and by when, which matters because there’s a deadline to bring a claim at all. Keep a simple folder with the police report number and the names of anyone you spoke with, so you’re not digging for details weeks later.
This day and age driving seems to be more distracted due to technology, etc. With that said, it’s a must to be a good yet defensive driver.
What does this exactly mean? It means really use those senses especially when keeping eyes out on other drivers. A good rule of thumb I go by is always anticipate what the other driver is going to do. You can’t read another driver’s thoughts, so always drive cautiously!
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