Question 1093 · Truck theory test
If a driver is involved in a serious collision with an uninsured motorist, where nobody is injured, who should it be reported to?
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Correct answer
The driver’s insurance company and the Gardaí.
Official explanation
If you are involved in a serious collision, you should always report it to the Gardaí and to your insurance company.
- Topic
- Managing risk · Incidents and Collisions
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