Some insurance companies will let you start a claim online but only because they aren't staffed 24 hrs, they will still call you and will want a police report number and your version of what happened. Sometimes even the police don't come out for traffic depending on state and damages but still have to get no for insurance, you will be assigned a rep to work with you to get car taken care of. There may be a deductible; if your car can be driven they will want at least 3 estimates most likely and since the police are slow more may come after about a week. They will determine fault if that applies to your state. There could also be injury claim from the other party etc. which is only a problem if you are At Fault in applicable state etc, your driving record/rates could be affected
As soon as practicable after the accident.
48 hours
you can not leave the scene of a accident
You have 10 days to file a police report
In Tampa, Florida, you should file a police report for a car accident as soon as possible, ideally at the scene of the accident. Florida law requires that you report any accident involving injury, death, or property damage exceeding $500 to the police. If you fail to report the accident immediately, you typically have up to 10 days to file a report with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. However, it's best to file the report promptly to ensure all details are accurately documented.
no you dont. if you do not with to file a claim you do not have to report it no you dont. if you do not with to file a claim you do not have to report it
In Oregon, if you are involved in an accident that results in death, disappearance, or injury, you are required to file an accident report within 72 hours of the incident. This report must be submitted to the Department of Transportation. Additionally, if the accident involves property damage exceeding $2,500, a report is also required.
90 days
FILE A POLICE REPORT. IF THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED WHILE YOUR POLICY WAS CANCELLED NO I DOESNT COVER,
No, it is to late now to file a police report. Due to the fact that where the accident took place, there are not any marks or anything that will be visible from the accident scene to make a police report on.
You are generally required to file an accident report when there is significant property damage, injuries, or fatalities involved in the accident. Many states also mandate that a report be filed if the accident involves a driver without insurance or if it occurs on public property. Additionally, if law enforcement does not arrive at the scene, you may need to file a report with the local authorities yourself. Always check your local laws for specific requirements.
You tell your higher offical about the incident or accident. They will file the report for you.