So yesterday was a first for me, got hit head on while sitting in a turning lane.
Anyway, in corpus, unless it's criminal (dwi, hit & run), or damage to city property, serious injury, or commercial vehicle involved, the police may or or may not show up, and they have a form to facilitate the exchange of insurance info and be on their way.
So, if I'm clearly not at fault, am I legally required to provide my insurance info?
Obviously I have to give the officer my proof of insurance. But they literally handed me a form and said fill it out.
When the other not at fault car drive went all woman and begged the officer to fill out the form for her, (she wrote her name 2 time misspelling it twice the officer flat out refused). So the officer was not filling out anything.
On a side note, when I handed them my licenses drivers and concealed carry. He said you packin? I said yes. He smiled and continued doing whatever it was he was doing.
Anyway, in corpus, unless it's criminal (dwi, hit & run), or damage to city property, serious injury, or commercial vehicle involved, the police may or or may not show up, and they have a form to facilitate the exchange of insurance info and be on their way.
So, if I'm clearly not at fault, am I legally required to provide my insurance info?
Obviously I have to give the officer my proof of insurance. But they literally handed me a form and said fill it out.
When the other not at fault car drive went all woman and begged the officer to fill out the form for her, (she wrote her name 2 time misspelling it twice the officer flat out refused). So the officer was not filling out anything.
On a side note, when I handed them my licenses drivers and concealed carry. He said you packin? I said yes. He smiled and continued doing whatever it was he was doing.
