East End Auto Collision - AUTO123.COM - Collision Repair Center Experts Toronto, Ontario

"The ABC's of what to do in case of a collision"

"A"CTIONS to be taken in case of a collision

Police must be called to the scene when:

The collision involves injury or death
Criminal activity is suspected (ex. impaired driving, stolen vehicle, assault)
Collision involves a suspended or un-insured driver
Collision involves a Government vehicle (TTC included)

If Police assistance is NOT REQUIRED, then:

Remove the vehicles from the roadway if so, to do so
Exchange information with the other involved parties including eyewitnesses (see bottom of the page for details)
As soon as possible, WITH YOUR VEHICLE, attend the Collision Reporting Center or CRC closest to the accident scene.

"B"E aware, BE informed:

If your vehicle is not driveable and requires towing: be cautioned! Many tow truck drivers are routinley paid commisions based on a percentage of the total repair cost. The results can be shoddy and slipshod workmanship, frequently using non-certified aftermarket parts. Don't let this happen to you.
It's your decision where your car is taken for repairs.

Recommended Towing Company: Diamond Towing
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Approved by Metro Police and East End Auto Collision

"C"OLLISION Reporting Centers:

A collision reporting center is a Police facility created to assist motorists in reporting motor vehicle collisions. In the Greater Toronto Area, reporting centers are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for your convenience. No fees are charged to the motorists. All expenses are paid by Ontario's Insurers.

What information you need from the other driver:

Name
Address
Phone
Driver's Licence Number and Expiry Date
Province License is issued from
License Plate number of vehicle in collision with
The Make, Model and Year along with Colour
The Registerd Vehicle Owners personal Information
Insurance Company
Policy Number and Expiry Date
Witnesses Personal information