Car Crash Lawyer AIFree guides for UK drivers
Practical, UK-specific guidance on what to do after a road traffic collision. Every legal point is sourced from the legislation or GOV.UK, and cited so you can check it yourself.
What to Do After a Car Accident in the UK: Step-by-Step
Your legal duties under the Road Traffic Act 1988, what to do at the scene in order, when you actually have to involve the police, and why the "report within 24 hours" rule is widely misunderstood.
What Details to Exchange After a Car Accident (UK Checklist)
The legal minimum under section 170, why insurance details are governed by a different section entirely, the full practical checklist, and what to do when the other driver refuses to hand anything over.
How to Document Car Accident Evidence: Photos, Voice Notes & Location
What to photograph and in what order, why the wide shot before anything moves is the one irreplaceable picture, how to pin your exact location, and saving dashcam footage before the loop erases it.
Can Dashcam Footage Be Used in a UK Insurance Claim?
Saving the clip before the loop erases it, submitting to police through the National Dash Cam Safety Portal, and the data protection rule that changes the moment you drive for work.
When You Must Report a Car Accident to UK Police
The condition that decides it, why 24 hours is a ceiling rather than an allowance, how to report, and what failing to stop or report actually carries in penalty points and worse.
Car Accident That Wasn't Your Fault: What to Do
Proving liability rather than merely having it, recovering your excess, the credit hire trap, and claiming when the other driver is uninsured or has disappeared.
How Whiplash Claims Work in the UK
The statutory tariff in full, including the 2025 uprating most guides still haven't caught up with, who must use the Official Injury Claim portal, and where these claims are really won.
Using what3words to Report Your Exact Accident Location
Giving 999 a three-metre square instead of a stretch of carriageway, whether it works without signal, and why you should always give the road and direction too.
Knowing what to do and managing it are different things
Every guide here describes what a careful driver would do at the scene. The difficulty is that the moment you need that method is the moment you are least able to apply it — shaken, in traffic, often in the dark or the wet, working from a checklist you have never used.
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