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Evidence for Hit and Run Accident
- FIR copyCriticalFIR filed at the nearest police station immediately after the hit and run incident
- Photographs of the accident sceneCriticalPhotos of the accident spot, vehicle damage, debris, skid marks, blood stains, and road conditions
- Medical records and injury reportCriticalHospital admission records, MLC, injury report, treatment bills, and discharge summary of the victim
- CCTV footage from nearby camerasCriticalCCTV footage from traffic cameras, toll booths, petrol pumps, or shops near the accident site showing the vehicle
- Vehicle number or descriptionCriticalRegistration number, colour, make, model, or any partial details of the fleeing vehicle noted by you or witnesses
- Eyewitness details and statementsNames, contact details, and written statements from people who witnessed the accident or the fleeing vehicle
- Dashcam or mobile recordingsAny dashcam footage, mobile phone recordings, or security camera footage capturing the incident
- Vehicle debris or paint transferPhotographs of any vehicle parts, glass fragments, or paint transfer left at the scene by the fleeing vehicle
Be careful
- File FIR immediately — do not delay as CCTV footage may be overwritten.
- Do not move your vehicle until police arrive to document the scene.
- Inform your insurance company within 24 hours.
- If injured, prioritize medical treatment before anything else.