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What to Do After a Car Accident: A Step-by-Step Guide

Aaron Beckstead

24 Nov 2025

First things first

Ensure everyone is safe and call 911. Get medical care even if injuries seem minor — records matter later.

What to collect at the scene

Photos of vehicles, road, and injuries
Other driver

’s info and insurance

Witness names and contact

Dealing with insurers

Give only the basics before you speak with a lawyer. Don

’t guess about injuries or fault.

When to call a lawyer

If there are injuries, disputed fault, or lost wages, a lawyer can protect you and handle the process.

Have questions after a crash? Reach out for a free, no‑pressure case review.

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