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Everyone involved must take the necessary measures to ensure safety and keep traffic moving. People over 15 must show their identity document to another involved person who asks for it and remain long enough to make the necessary findings.

Not necessarily. If nobody is injured and the parties agree on the circumstances, they can normally complete an accident report themselves. If there is disagreement or another problem, involving the police is advisable.

Yes, when necessary and safe to do so. Those involved must protect safety and traffic flow, so vehicles that unnecessarily obstruct traffic should be moved when possible.

The people involved must, as far as possible, leave their name and address at the scene and in all cases provide that information as soon as possible, directly or through the police.

Yes. For an accident involving material damage, the European Accident Statement is the standard way to record the vehicles, drivers, circumstances and damage and helps insurers process the claim.

The claim should be reported as soon as possible and normally within eight days. If that deadline cannot reasonably be met, reporting should still be made as soon as reasonably possible.

Only if it remains safe and complies with the applicable technical requirements. Damage affecting lights, tyres, steering, brakes, visibility or other essential equipment may make continued driving unsafe or unlawful.