If the worst should happen the first thing you need to do is call 911 and get an official police report. When you’re speaking with any other parties involved in the accident or to the police, it’s important that you’re factual but don’t admit fault. Once any emergency issues have been handled and you’re safe, complete an incident report
here.
You’ll need the following:
- The date, time, and location of the accident or incident
- The name, address, date of birth and driver's license number of all the people involved (including all drivers, passengers, and witnesses)
- The insurance policy number and the name and phone number of the insurance company and agent for all the vehicles involved (regardless of any assessment of fault)
- Pictures and/or video footage of the scene, including all cars and property involved in the accident
- The license plate numbers of any other vehicles involved, their make and year, and their vehicle identification number
- A police report
If your vehicle is not drivable, you can contact Roadside Assistance to have your vehicle towed to an authorized repair center. If your vehicle is towed by any other party, you will be responsible for any fees associated with retrieving the vehicle.
You will need to obtain a repair estimate from a vehicle repair shop. Once received, please email your repair estimate to service@drivego.com. Do not begin repairs on your vehicle until you are authorized by GO to do so.
Neither GO nor GO’s insurance policy provide for a rental or replacement vehicle while repairs are being made.
In the event of a total loss, once we’ve received all necessary documents from all parties, you can select a replacement vehicle. If the choice is made to cancel at the time of a total loss, all cancellation policies will apply.