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When in an auto accident and the police are called and the party that was at fault and does not have his insurance information with him how long does he have to get this information to the officer.?
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∙ 17y ago
Laws differ from state to state. In this case you should contact the police to find out about the law regarding proof of insurance, but if insurance information wasn't available at the time of the collision, you may as turn the collision in to your insurance, since the other driver probably isn't insured.
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