Car Accident Myths: True or False, Part 2
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Simon Etehad answers six common beliefs about car accidents, from police reports and apologies to airbags and the insurer's repair shop.
Transcript
Interviewer: Part two of true or false.
Simon Etehad: Let's do it.
Interviewer: If there isn't a police report, you don't have a case.
Simon Etehad: False. You don't need necessarily the police report to have a case or not.
Interviewer: You don't need to see a doctor if you feel okay.
Simon Etehad: False. Get checked. Some injuries might show later.
Interviewer: The insurance company is on your side.
Simon Etehad: False. Their job is to pay as little as possible.
Interviewer: Saying "I'm sorry" automatically means you are legally at fault.
Simon Etehad: False. No, it does not mean that you're legally at fault.
Interviewer: If your airbags didn't deploy, you probably weren't injured.
Simon Etehad: False. Just because the airbag did not deploy does not mean that you were not injured.
Interviewer: You have to use the insurance company's repair shop.
Simon Etehad: False. You do not need to use the insurance company's repair shop.
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