What should I do if I'm involved in an accident? Stop your vehicle immediately and give assistance to any injured person. If anyone is injured or if the estimated total property damage (except damage to a driver's vehicle) exceeds $2,500 call the police, or if you are unable to do this notify the nearest police station as soon as possible. Exchange names and addresses of the drivers and owners of the vehicles involved in the accident or any other person whose property is damaged as a result of the accident. If one of the other drivers refuses to give their required drivers particulars (name, address, vehicle registration and enough information to identify their vehicle), but you have noted their registration number, you should report the accident to the police (regardless of whether the damage to your own vehicle exceeds $2,500). This is because  the other driver has failed to provide the details you need to claim against them either through your own insurance company or the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal  (QCAT)  to recover the cost of the repairs or the market value of your vehicle. Exchange vehicle registration numbers and any other identifying features (make, model, colour). Confirm the time and location of the accident with other parties. If the vehicles are not obstructing the flow of traffic they should not be removed until after the police have arrived. If they are obstructing the traffic they should be removed to the side of the road after the point of