How Should Beginners Handle Traffic Accidents?

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Lawson
07/28/25 7:39pm
Beginners can handle traffic accidents as follows: No need to report single-party minor traffic accidents: A single-party minor traffic accident refers to a situation where a novice driver hits other obstacles while reversing or driving, leaving obvious marks on the vehicle body, such as minor scratches or deformations, but the overall loss is not significant. In such cases, the driver can take photos as evidence and directly contact the insurance company for damage assessment and claims. No need to report two-party minor traffic accidents: Traffic accidents involving two parties are no longer caused solely by the actions of the novice driver. Minor accidents refer to those without personal injuries, where the vehicles of both parties experience minor scratches or rear-end collisions. The first step in handling such traffic accidents is to determine responsibility, and they can be resolved privately through negotiation.
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