Cars. As a society we are dependant on them not only for work and transportation but also recreation. We learn to drive and can be licensed a full two years before we can vote. Many families own multiple cars, sometimes even one per licensed driver. Everywhere we go we see them, use them, and yet many of us don't know what to do when something goes horribly wrong and we or our loved ones are involved in an accident. The good news is there are answers to your questions, just take a deep breath and read on.
You need to understand your insurance policy. If you haven't already become familiar with it, now is the perfect time. Regardless of what happened the accident affected you or your family member and car and you're going to need to understand how insurance works in order to make sure everything is set right. Here are some of the things you'll want to know:
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