Step 1. Stop your car and make sure that everyone inside is safe. Failing to stop when you’ve been involved in a car accident is a criminal offence in Ontario. Step 2. Call the police if anyone is injured or if it appears that the total damage to all the vehicles involved is more than $2,000. If no one is injured, or if it appears that the total damage to all the vehicles is less than $2,000, call your local Collision Reporting Centre within 24 hours. Call (416) 745-3301 or visit accsupport.com to locate the Collision Reporting Centre nearest you. Step 3. If it’s safe to do so, and you have access to a digital camera or cellphone, get out of your car and take pictures of the accident. Step 4. If it can be done safely, move your car to the side of the road and away from traffic. If your car cannot be driven, make sure to turn on the hazard lights or, if it’s appropriate, use cones, warning triangles or flares. Step 5. Exchange information with all the other parties involved and record as much information about the collision as possible. Step 6. Call your auto insurance company as soon as possible to report the accident.