Car Rental Accident Report
Car Rental Accident Report
I. Accident Overview
On [Month Day, Year], at approximately [9:40 AM], an accident occurred involving the rental vehicle with license plate number [RENT 0909]. The accident took place at [Location], and was reported to the car rental agency at [9:50 AM]. Immediate action was taken to ensure the safety of all passengers and documentation of the accident scene.
1.1. Accident Details
The accident involved two vehicles, the rental car and a privately-owned vehicle. The accident was caused by failure to yield at a stop sign, resulting in moderate damage. The rental vehicle sustained damages primarily to the front bumper and driver-side door. Below is a summary of the involved parties:
Driver Name |
Vehicle License Plate |
Contact Information |
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May Conor (Rental Vehicle) |
ABC1234 |
Phone: (555) 123-4567 Email: driver1@email.com |
Henry Price (Other Vehicle) |
XYZ9876 |
Phone: (555) 987-6543 Email: driver2@email.com |
1.2. Incident Response
Upon notification of the accident, the following actions were taken:
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Immediate assistance was provided to the passengers involved.
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The local authorities were contacted for assistance and documentation.
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The accident scene was secured to prevent further incidents.
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Photographs of the accident scene and vehicle damages were taken for records.
II. Damage Assessment
A thorough inspection was conducted to assess the damage to the rental vehicle. The following sections detail the findings of the assessment:
2.1. Exterior Damage
The exterior of the rental vehicle sustained the following damages, as documented and assessed by the inspection team:
Damage Area |
Extent of Damage |
Estimated Repair Cost |
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Front Bumper |
Dented and scratched |
$800 |
Driver-Side Door |
Deep scratch and dent |
$600 |
2.2. Interior Damage
In addition to the exterior damage, the following interior damages were noted:
Front Seat Upholstery |
Torn fabric on the driver’s side due to impact, requiring patching or replacement. |
Dashboard |
Minor cracks from the airbag deployment. |
III. Insurance and Liability
The insurance details and liability for the accident were evaluated based on the rental agreement and reports from the drivers involved. The following findings were noted:
3.1. Insurance Coverage
The rental vehicle was covered under the insurance policy which includes:
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Collision Damage Waiver (CDW).
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Liability Insurance Coverage.
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Personal Accident Insurance (PAI).
3.2. Liability Determination
Based on the police report and witness statements, it was determined that Henry Price (Driver 2) was at fault for the accident due to failure to yield at a stop sign, leading to a collision with the rental vehicle. As a result, the following actions are required:
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Claim submission to the insurance provider.
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Coordination with the other driver's insurance for damage compensation.
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Client notification and assistance with the insurance process.
IV. Conclusion and Next Steps
In conclusion, the accident was thoroughly documented and assessed, with necessary actions taken to address the damages and liability. The next steps involve:
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Finalizing the insurance claims and repair quotations.
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Ensuring all involved parties are informed and supported throughout the process.
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Implementing measures to prevent future accidents and enhance safety protocols.
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