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What Information to Exchange After a Rental Car Accident

Exchanging proper information after a rental car accident is crucial for insurance claims and potential legal action. Knowing what to get—and what to give—helps protect your interests.

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Information to Get from Other Drivers

Collect:

• Full name
• Phone number
• Address
• Driver's license number and state
• Insurance company and policy number
• License plate number
• Vehicle make, model, and color
• Vehicle owner if different from driver

Witness Information

From witnesses:

• Full name
• Phone number
• Email address
• Brief statement of what they saw
• Whether they'd provide formal statement

Witnesses are valuable for disputed liability situations.

Information to Provide

Give others:

• Your name and contact information
• Rental car information
• Rental company name
• Your insurance information if applicable
• Don't give statements about fault
• Don't discuss rental coverage details

Frequently Asked Questions

What if the other driver won't give information?

Note their license plate and vehicle description. Police can often identify them. Don't escalate confrontations.

Should I tell them it's a rental car?

Yes, but don't discuss your coverage or who will pay. Just provide the rental company's name as needed.

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