Turn on your hazard lights and put out the warning triangle
Warning triangle: 20 meters in the city, 40 outside it. It’s the first thing police ask about, and the first thing that affects the report.
The costliest mistakes happen in the first fifteen minutes. The steps below are exactly what we walk clients through on the phone.
Warning triangle: 20 meters in the city, 40 outside it. It’s the first thing police ask about, and the first thing that affects the report.
Until the circumstances are recorded, the cars stay in place. Exception — when they fully block traffic: then photos first, then clear the road.
A wide shot from both sides, both cars’ plate numbers, close-ups of the damage, the brake marks, nearby road signs and markings.
European Protocol — if there are no injured parties, the drivers agree on who's at fault, both policies are valid, and the damage is within the limit. In all other cases — call the police.
Call us right from the scene. The insurer must receive your accident report within three business days — delay reduces the payout.
A police report or European Protocol form, driver's license, vehicle registration, policy, card details. We'll check the set before submission so it isn't returned.
An electronic policy carries the same legal weight as a paper one: it lives in a single registry, and police check it by your plate number. Printing it isn’t required.
A phone number and policy type are enough. We'll confirm the rest from the vehicle registration.
The exact amount and terms — sent to messenger or email. You compare, ask questions, decide.
By card via a link. The receipt arrives in the same email as the policy.
PDF with the number, QR code, and validity period. A copy stays in your correspondence — it won't get lost.