How to Check a Vehicle's Insurance Claim and Accident Records?

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LaAlejandro
07/28/25 10:25pm
Visit the business outlets of the insurance company to inquire about the auto insurance policy. Generally, service hotlines are not toll-free, and the signal condition of the hotline should also be considered. The policyholder or the insured can inquire about the insurance policy through the auto insurance platform with valid ID and policy number. It is necessary to bring the driver's license, vehicle license, and vehicle information.
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ReeseDella
08/12/25 2:56am
To check a car's insurance claim and accident history, I recommend starting with the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). You can find the 17-digit VIN code under the windshield or on the door—it's like the car's ID card, tracing its entire history. The most common method is using online platforms, such as domestic services like Ant Car Check or similar apps. Just input the VIN, pay a small fee, and you'll get details on insurance claims and accidents, including major repairs or flood damage. Another effective approach is contacting the original insurance company or local traffic authorities directly with the vehicle's documentation to request historical records. I always use these methods when inspecting used cars—it helps avoid scams from sellers and assess the vehicle's safety and value. Regular maintenance checks also ensure peace of mind, as accident records often reveal hidden risks.
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