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How to Quickly Handle Vehicle Damage Traffic Accidents?

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IsabellaAnn
07/28/25 8:01am

Methods for quickly handling vehicle damage traffic accidents: 1. Photograph the contact areas of the vehicles and their positional relationship on the road; 2. Immediately clear the scene; 3. Exchange contact information and documents with each other; 4. Agree to proceed together to a nearby rapid claims service point for processing. Vehicle repair costs should generally be determined based on the damage assessment report issued by the insurance company. If the insured party claims compensation based on repair invoices, they must provide evidence of the authenticity, necessity, and reasonableness of the claimed repair costs. The People's Court may determine vehicle repair costs based on the preponderance of evidence rule in civil litigation. In adjudicating personal injury compensation cases arising from traffic accidents, apart from disputes involving compulsory traffic accident liability insurance and third-party liability insurance for traffic accidents, other related insurance contract disputes such as passenger liability insurance, vehicle damage insurance, and accidental injury insurance shall not be included in the case adjudication scope.

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