Jan 3, 2024
by CARSTAR
Nobody wants to be in a collision, but life can be unpredictable. If you’ve been rear-ended in a car accident, there are some things you should do to get help for yourself, your vehicle, and anyone else involved. Read on to discover the leading cause of rear-end car accidents and what to do when you’re rear-ended.
While rear-end crashes occur for various reasons, drivers failing to leave enough space between their car and the car in front of them is usually a contributing factor. That’s why the trailing driver is almost always found at least partially at fault.
Other causes of rear-end crashes include distracted driving, speeding, sudden braking, losing control of the car, failing to use turn signals, failing to yield the right of way, and aggressive driving.
It’s important to know what to do after a car accident. Taking the proper actions will ensure everyone gets the help they need and that the vehicles are cared for. Stay calm and take these steps after a car accident:
CARSTAR provides 24/7 accident assistance for your convenience. We’ll call your insurance company, arrange for towing, and even contact a friend or family member on your behalf. Just call 1-800-CARSTAR for assistance. We’ll help make this stressful situation proceed smoothly.
CARSTAR offers comprehensive auto body repair services to restore your vehicle to its pre-accident condition. Our expert technicians will evaluate the damage and give you a detailed plan for collision repair. Schedule your collision repair today!
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