If you are involved in an accident, remain calm and follow these tips

Stop your vehicle and, if necessary, move it to a safe position near the location of the accident. The law requires that you stop at the accident scene; failure to do so could result in a traffic ticket or a warrant for your arrest.

If your vehicle isn't drivable, call a towing company to move your vehicle. Get the name, address, and phone number of the towing company.

Check all involved parties for injuries. Everyone who can walk should move to a safe location. If necessary, call 911 for medical assistance.

Exchange contact information (names, addresses, and phone numbers) with all parties involved in the accident.

Identify any witnesses to the accident and gather their contact information.

As soon as possible, contact a Claim Specialist at Worth to report the accident.

If you have a camera in your possession, take photos of the damage to the vehicle, accident scene, and people involved.

Contact the police. The police will advise you if their response to the scene is necessary. Contact the police if the accident involves a hit and run, if there are injuries to people, or if it is apparent that liability will be disputed. If police are present at the scene of the accident, get the police officer's name, phone number, and the police report number.

Do not admit fault. Give details of the accident and cooperate with the police in providing answers to their questions.

Get the year, make, model, license plate number, insurance carrier, and insurance policy number for all vehicles involved.

In case of emergency you should always keep the following information in your vehicle: