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Advice on minor accident

splashthecash · 2022-09-30 18:21:08

Hi all, Someone drove into the back of me while I was indicating to turn and although it seemed minor hit we pulled in to speak. She apologized numerous times as she saw I had kids in the backseat. I looked and there didn't seem like any damage was done and so she said sorry again (she said she looked down at her undone…

30-09-2022 7:21pm

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splashthecash

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Hi all,
Someone drove into the back of me while I was indicating to turn and although it seemed minor hit we pulled in to speak.
She apologized numerous times as she saw I had kids in the backseat. I looked and there didn't seem like any damage was done and so she said sorry again (she said she looked down at her undone laces for a second) and we parted ways.
Since then, I showed my wife and she is sure that a crack in the panel is new and this would have been caused by the incident.
I remembered the reg of the other car, what should I do here? Contact gardai to get details or call my insurance company and give them the reg to take it up with other parties insurance?

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#2 30-09-2022 7:34pm

thefallingman

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I’d ring your insurance company and ask their advice they’re the experts, good luck with it

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