There are more and more vehicles, and it is inevitable that a small scratch on the road will occur. Most of the time when a traffic accident occurs, our first response is to look for the police, but it takes a long time for the police to come over. If the vehicle does not move for a long time, it will easily cause traffic jams, and moving the vehicle will damage the scene of the accident.
Therefore, if a person is not injured after a traffic accident, take pictures of the accident scene as soon as possible to preserve evidence. Then choose to call the police or report the insurance, and then see if you need to remove the vehicle. Some car owners knew to take pictures, but they only took pictures of the car body. After the insurance company came, they refused to admit that they were responsible for the accident. So what on-site photos need to be taken to ensure the integrity of the evidence?
1. First pat the area
Purpose of taking photos: to determine the damage of the car in the accident, so as to avoid other non-accident damage after the car is repaired, and the other party will corrupt people.
2. Close photos + far photos of the relative positions of two vehicles (covering license plates)
Purpose of taking pictures: Confirm the location of the collision of the vehicle, understand who touched who first, how it collided, including the license plates of both parties, and keep the evidence.
3. Take pictures of the location of the dividing line between vehicles and road traffic on both sides
Purpose of the photo: The most important step is to see whether the vehicle is line-up, etc., and whether it is in a state of violation at the moment of impact. It is used to determine responsibility. It is the most powerful photo.
4. Details of vehicle braking trajectory, impact debris, etc.
Purpose of taking pictures: If there are brake marks, you can take pictures to judge the driving dynamics of the vehicle before the collision, whether there is braking intention, whether it is going straight or turning. The debris can be used to judge the impact strength and speed of the vehicle, which is more convenient for determining responsibility.
5. Photo of the other party's driving license and driver's license frame number
Purpose of taking photos: Keep the photo of the other party’s ID and the vehicle frame number to avoid problems with the other party’s vehicle procedures or escape later.
The above five steps are the necessary steps to take photos in a traffic accident, which can prevent the other party from moving the car after the accident and not admitting responsibility for the accident. The most direct and strong evidence can save you a lot of tongue and unnecessary trouble, and guarantee the responsibility of the accident. Maximum clarity.
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