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If the impact was slight to minimal, you do not want to look like you are taking advantage of the circumstances, it is better to wait and to go to the emergency room afterwards. You can always deny treatment and/or be taken to the ER by ambulance.
If the impact was somewhat hard, it is a good idea to go in an ambulance because you can get the care you require faster (at the scene and at the ER).
Some people are reluctant to go because they do not want to let the mess behind (their car, passengers, etc); you should not worry about those things, your health is first. Get in the ambulance and receive the medical treatment you require. Your passengers should do the same.
The insurance company will place more importance to your claim if an ambulance was required. In other words, you claim for pain and suffering will be worth later.
Again, if the impact was bad or it was only a MINOR bumper to bumper impact, then going in an ambulance can be seen as act to take advantage of the insurance company. Nevertheless, you should not worry about this. If you are legitimately injured, forget about what how the insurance company handles your claim. Your health is always first!
If the police shows up and gives you a ticket, then you need to dispute it. Read thespeeding ticket eBook or the traffic ticket eBook to get your citation dismiss.
After you go in an ambulance, then what happens at the emergency room? Lear more.
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