European Accident Statement
The European accident statement is a standard form that drivers fill in together after a collision to record what happened.
What is European Accident Statement?
The layout is the same in many languages, so drivers from different countries can use it. It records the vehicles, insurers, damage, a sketch and boxes for the circumstances. Both drivers sign it, and each keeps a copy. In Turkey a similar agreed report, the kaza tespit tutanağı, is used for accidents with only material damage.
How it works
Insurers use the agreed facts on the form to decide liability and process the claim faster.
Why it matters for your car
Do not sign a statement you disagree with; add your remarks or refuse to sign. Call the police if anyone is injured or the other driver does not cooperate.
Other terms
- Air Quality Sensor
- Airbag Control Module (SRS Module)
- All-season Tyre
- Breakaway Cable
- Car Segments (A To F)
- Charge Point Operator (CPO)
- Downpipe
- Driver Fatigue
- ECU (Engine Control Unit)
- Emergency Stop
- Four-Valve Cylinder Head
- Galvanised Body (Zinc-coated Steel)
- High-voltage Cable (Orange Cable)
- Hydrogen Refuelling
- Running Boards
- Service History
- State Of Charge (SoC)
- Surround View Camera (360-degree Camera)
- Weight Distribution
- Wheel Arch Liner (Inner Fender)