What should you do if you are involved in a collision?

In the event of a collision, the most appropriate and responsible action is to stop, check for injuries, and exchange information with the other driver. This approach adheres to legal requirements and ethical responsibilities. Stopping is crucial as leaving the scene of an accident could result in legal consequences, especially if there are injuries or property damage.

Checking for injuries ensures that the well-being of all individuals involved is prioritized. If someone is injured, it may require immediate medical assistance. Furthermore, exchanging information such as names, contact details, license plate numbers, and insurance information is vital for facilitating claims and accountability.

Driving away, regardless of the assumption that there are no injuries, could lead to serious legal repercussions. Similarly, only exchanging insurance information without ensuring everyone’s safety or addressing potential injuries is insufficient. Finally, prioritizing a call to your insurance agent before addressing the situation on-site means critical immediate actions, like ensuring everyone's safety and complying with the law, are neglected.

Thus, stopping, checking for injuries, and exchanging vital information exemplifies responsible conduct following a collision.