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Originally Posted by OTownandDown
I totally destroyed my Dad's truck a few years ago in a t-boning incident (not my fault) and two F150's were diagonal across a 5-lane major thoroughfare, blocking all but 1 lane. After confirming there were no injuries, the police advised me to get a tow truck and come on down to the Collision Reporting Centre with the written off vehicles. You go inside, each party has an interview with a sweet old lady wearing a collision reporting vest uniform (not unlike a walmart uniform), sketching the incident and writing down the facts in your own words, and then she comes outside with a measuring tape and a camera to take photos of the destroyed vehicles. All that data gets filed in a national database for the insurance companies to bicker about, and the tow truck drivers get an extra fee for their time.
lol, you'll be lucky to get a same-day callback for a Break and Enter these days, let alone a minor fender bender.
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Surely somebody knows the rules, because tow trucks were arriving and leaving the accident site over and over again.
Somebody told me that tow truck drivers could be charged if they moved the vehicles without an appropriate police report if the accident is serious enough.
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