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David Winiarksi
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Dec 22, 2022 6:47:00 PM
The days are short. The air is cold. And the roads are often slick with rain, snow, or ice.
It’s winter driving season in the Midwest. And, while most people know what to do to try to avoid an accident, many don’t know what to do after one. It’s vital knowledge to have, because the aftermath of a crash can be just as dangerous as the crash itself — especially when it’s cold and snowy.
Here are five things to do (or not do) if you’re in an accident this winter to help keep yourself and others safe:
It’s not always easy, but keeping a cool head after an accident will do more than help everyone get through a stressful situation — it will help keep everyone safer, too.
And, remember, if something does happen on the road this winter, Kaizen Risk Management is here to help with your auto accident claim. If you’re unsure whether you’re carrying the right coverage, let's get you the coverage you need before it’s too late!
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