What should you do if you are involved in a minor accident with no injuries?

Exchanging information with the other driver and moving vehicles out of traffic, if possible, is the appropriate action to take after a minor accident with no injuries. This ensures the safety of all parties involved and helps to prevent further accidents or hazards on the road. It’s important to collect and provide necessary information, such as names, contact details, insurance information, and vehicle details, to facilitate any potential claims. Moving vehicles out of the roadway can help to ease congestion and prevent additional accidents.

While waiting for the police can be important in some situations, it is typically not necessary for minor accidents, especially if no one is injured. Additionally, driving away from the scene can lead to legal consequences, as leaving an accident scene without exchanging information is generally against the law. Apologizing to the other driver can complicate matters as it might be perceived as admitting fault, which is not advisable until all facts are fully understood.