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Walking away from a car accident without the proper information or agreeing to something can really bite you later, so take your time post-accident.

We explain what you should do if you were involved in a car accident where the at-fault driver is now being uncooperative with the insurance claim.

You have a car accident, the other person apologises because it was clearly their fault, and then later they deny it. What do you do? We explain.

Ever wondered what sort of car crash you are most likely to have in any given state? We review the claims data over a few years to see what our worst habits are.

Dazed and confused after someone crashed into you and not sure what to do? Here’s a checklist!

Accident not your fault? Get a rental car while your car is being fixed or replaced!

If the car crash was not your fault, you are legally entitled to be compensated for your losses and expenses caused by the accident.

If you have been in a car accident and it wasn’t your fault, you have a legal right to drive a replacement car provided by the at-fault insurance company. Most insurance companies don’t make this announcement publicly, since it costs them money, so you have to ask for it. We can do the asking for you, taking care of everything for a small commission paid by the insurance company – not you. You have a right to a free rental care provided by a specialised company at the expense of the at-fault insurer. Get what you’re entitled to by contacting TP Claims. It’s all we do!

Got questions about what you are entitled to when the car crash is someone else’s fault? There are expenses to claim like towing, and the possibility of a rental car delivered to your door until your car is fixed.

Get a car dropped off and picked up from you where you drop off and pick up your damaged/repaired car, so long as the crash was not your fault and the other person has insurance.