Car Accidents

 Trusting the Other Driver – After an accident, the other driver is not your friend. The other driver may even suggest handling the matter ‘under the table” and just working it out between the two of you. Don’t fall for this type of trap – always call the police after an accident. It’s the best way to protect your

 You should only move your vehicle after an accident if you need to move it for safety reasons. Otherwise, leave it where it is until the police arrive. In many instances, the insurance companies, attorneys, and accident reconstructionists involved want to see pictures of the aftermath of the accident before anything was moved.

There are three factors that increase the risk of freeway accidents in Arizona: Speed Volume Lack of Attention Drivers travel at speeds of 65 and 85 mph – or more – on Arizona freeways. Not only does this decrease the time drivers have to react to dangerous conditions, but it also results in much more serious accidents. Crashes at freeway

Call the Police – The first thing you should do after an accident is call the police. The police will evaluate the scene, gather evidence, and make a preliminary determination about who was at fault for the accident. In addition, they will likely issue a citation to the driver they believe was at fault. Police determinations regarding fault can have