You’re in collision with another moving vehicle. Someone is injured and your vehicle is damaged. What information should you find out?

A: Whether the other driver is licensed to drive

B: The other driver’s name, address and telephone number

C: The destination of the other driver

D: The occupation of the other driver

Try to keep calm and don’t rush. Make sure that you’ve shared all the relevant details with the other driver before you leave the scene. If possible, take pictures and note the positions of all the vehicles involved.

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