Is a Car That Has Hit Someone Considered an Accident Vehicle?
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It depends, mainly on the traffic police's determination. Generally, if a car has hit someone, it is mostly considered an accident vehicle. Here is some relevant information about accident vehicles: Definition of an accident vehicle: First, observe whether the gaps between the body panels are uniform and consistent, and then check if the side body lines are smooth. If you find that the waistline is noticeably uncoordinated, you can conclude that the car has been involved in a collision, and a relatively severe one at that. Hazards of an accident vehicle: Vehicles involved in major accidents usually leave traces on the frame, which are difficult to fully repair; once a vehicle that has been in a major accident is flooded, the circuits and electrical components can suffer very serious damage.