After a typical accident, if you can move around without causing additional injuries, you would normally check on other drivers and call first responders. However, if someone is exhibiting road rage, it is better to stay away from them. Instead, lock your doors and call first responders. Wait until the police get there, then: Give the police your statement. Take photos of the accident. Be sure to take pictures of the damage to the road and nearby property, including mailboxes, utility poles, yards, and fences. Allow emergency medical technicians to check you over, even if you believe your injuries are minor. Ask the officer how to get a copy of the police report. Since you will not be able to speak with the other driver because of their road rage, you won’t be able to obtain the driver’s license, registration, and insurance information. Let the police know that you did not obtain that, and if they could get that to you as soon as possible, you would appreciate it. Obtain contact information from witnesses. After the police release you from the scene, seek medical attention, even if you do not think your injuries are serious. Sometimes, injuries show up hours or even days later. Contact a car accident attorney who has experience representing those involved in road rage accidents.