Legal Question in Traffic Law in California

Failure of the other party to accept or obtain personal information at
After being involved in a minor traffic accident with no injuries involved and less than $500 in property damage, my personal information was offered to the other driver but was not accepted nor was it requested. I then left the scene of the accident and filed a SR-1 report with the DMV. 9 days later I'm contacted by a Detective to give my side of the story. The detective says the other driver is accusing me of assult with a deadly weapon. This accusation is proven to the detective to be untrue. Now that all is said and done do I have to give the other driver another opportunity to receive my insurance information in order to repair their car?

Asked on 6/12/00, 5:35 pm

Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

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Re: Failure of the other party to accept or obtain personal information at

the SR1, which you were not required to file, has already done that.

Answered on 7/31/00, 12:27 pm

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