Using telematics also helps expedite accident claim initiation, taking pressure off the policyholder and minimizing additional costs incurred from a secondary tow, storage fees, release fees and other administrative charges. Credit: PongMoji/Shutterstock
An auto collision is one of life's most stressful events, and unfortunately, the frequency and severity of accidents have increased in recent years. U.S. Department of Transportation statistics show that a car crash occurs approximately every 10 seconds. When drivers and their passengers are involved in a collision, they need every resource available to protect their safety and well-being — and they need these resources as quickly as possible.
Swift detection of an accident can result in faster response and support for drivers and their passengers, but it may be challenging to do in the chaotic aftermath of a collision. Fortunately, strides are being made in accident management to ensure the response is as fast and efficient as possible and simplified for those involved.
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