What to Do When the Other Party at Fault in a Rear-End Collision Keeps Avoiding Responsibility?
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Here are the steps to take when the other party at fault in a rear-end collision keeps avoiding responsibility: Call the police: Traffic police will investigate the scene and issue an accident liability determination report. It doesn't matter if the other party signs it or not, but you must obtain this document. Have both insurance companies involved: If the other party refuses to compensate, the simplest method is to use the insurance company's subrogation service. In short, you can ask your own insurance company to advance the repair costs, and then the insurance company will sue the other party. You only need to cooperate by providing evidence. The prerequisite is that you must have purchased vehicle damage insurance; otherwise, you cannot enjoy the subrogation service. Using subrogation will not be counted as a claim and will not affect next year's premium.