Road accidents, no matter how minor or major, can be a disruptive and worrying. They can cause inconvenience and interruption in your regular routine. In many cases, the damage may be limited only to the vehicle, but people traveling in the vehicle may get injured in some of them. Again, whether the injury is serious or not, it can be unsettling. Injuries could range from a simple bruise, laceration, or sprain to life-threatening ones or permanent damage/disability. The most common injuries are whiplash, traumatic head and neck injuries, knee trauma, herniated disc, fractures, spinal cord injury, or in severe cases, amputation or loss of life. What To Do After An Accident Whether the accident was with another vehicle, pedestrian, or an object, drivers have legal obligations under Section 106 of the Road Traffic Act 1961. They must: · stay at the scene (if not injured themselves) · provide information to Garda or exchange information with an