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What to do after a car accident in Ohio

Ohio drivers should know reporting thresholds and insurance basics. This page offers general education only.

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    Stop at the scene, assist the injured, and call 911 when needed.

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    Exchange information with all involved parties.

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    File BMV Form 3303 when damage exceeds state thresholds and police did not report.

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    Photograph vehicles, injuries, and weather conditions.

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    Visit a doctor promptly and attend follow-ups.

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    Organize insurer correspondence and avoid quick settlement pressure.

Note: Ohio comparative negligence may reduce damages if you share fault.

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