35-Year-Old Lamar Stegall Killed In A Motor Vehicle Crash On I-75 (Atlanta, GA)
On Saturday evening, Georgia State Patrol responded to a motor vehicle crash that killed a man who attempted to flee …
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reported that Georgia had the 14th most number of accidents in 2022 in the United States. A majority of these accidents were caused due to non adherence to the speed limit and driving while impaired. Distracted driving is also another leading cause of collisions in Georgia.
On Saturday evening, Georgia State Patrol responded to a motor vehicle crash that killed a man who attempted to flee …
According to the Roswell Police, a fatal crash was reported in Atlanta on Sunday.
The authorities reported that 1 person …
Authorities responded to a wrong-way crash that killed at least one person. The crash happened on the southbound lanes of …
Authorities responded to a motor vehicle crash involving an overturned truck with a camper on I-20. The crash happened near …
Atlanta Police responded to a single-vehicle crash that claimed a life. The crash happened on Tuesday on I-75 southbound at …
Marietta Police Department officials state that a man was killed after being hit by several vehicles Saturday night in Marietta. …
Georgia State Patrol troopers responded to a motor vehicle accident in Downtown Atlanta that injured six people.
According to the …
Sandy Springs Police Department responded to a fiery motor vehicle crash that claimed a life. The crash happened on Interstate …
According to the police department, a child was hit by a marked patrol car. The accident happened at the …
Authorities responded to a motor vehicle crash that claimed the life of a Georgia Tech student. The victim was identified …
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No, Georgia is not a no-fault state. It is an at-fault state.
This simply means that when two drivers get into an accident, the driver who caused the accident is liable for the other driver’s damages. If the at-fault driver in Georgia is carrying auto insurance, as required by law, their insurance company is actually responsible for paying these damages. This is paid through automobile liability insurance, which all Georgia drivers must purchase and carry.
You can face several penalties if you are involved in a car accident but do not have insurance. This includes fines and license suspension. You may also face jail time.
It is against the law to drive without insurance, even if you do not own the vehicle that you are driving. The vehicle must have insurance or you will be charged with a misdemeanor that results in either a fine between $200 – $1000 or jail time, sometimes even both.
Atlanta has the most accidents in the state of Georgia.
There are several easy ways of confirming who is the person who is at fault in a car accident like – the one who broke the law, the one who was negligent (eating/speaking on the phone while driving), and the car which has not been correctly maintained (the brake lights not working, etc.). Once your insurance agency is made aware of the accident, they will send an adjuster who will determine who was at fault.
You can get a copy of your Georgia car accident report at the local police department, Georgia State Highway Patrol (GSP), or through BuyCrash.com.
Georgia’s Law Enforcement and Open Records Act allows the people of Georgia to access many kinds of public records and documentation, motor vehicle accident reports being one of them. However, you must submit an official request to be able to view them.