Question 17214 — insurance

Summary

Mr. Vincent Descoeur draws the attention of the Minister of the Interior to the fears of associations for road victims concerning the abandonment of the use of the triplicate in police stations and gendarmes with the exception of three departments. Indeed, in the event of a bodily accident resulting in injury or death, there is no longer a report drawn up between the parties, only the Accident report being authentic to determine the responsibilities towards the insurer. Thus, in the absence of a report and whatever the circumstances of the accident, the fate of the families or the victims finds itself suspended in an investigation procedure which can sometimes prove to be long, the payment of provisions by the insurance companies thus finding itself constantly postponed. Also, in order to alleviate this situation which in many cases plunges families or victims into dramatic financial situations, the associations are asking for the reintroduction of the triplicate in the event of a bodily accident on which would be systematically informed the first findings of the accident, the surnames, first names and date of birth of all the people involved in the accident, a note indicating the validity or not of the driving license of each driver, the results of the toxicological tests of all protagonists, the name and insurance contract number of the vehicles involved. This document would be given to the families or victims or to a specialized association having received a mandate within five days following the accident. He asks him if he intends to reinstate the triplicate in the event of a traffic accident throughout the country.

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