Car Accident Documentation Checklist
After a car accident, your brain is not at its best. LifeKnox helps you organize vehicle information, insurance details, accident notes, photos, claim information, and the records you may need after something goes wrong.
No credit card required. Free for 30 days, then $2.99/month after trial.
What should you document after a car accident?
At the Scene
• Date, time, and location
• Photos of vehicle damage
• Photos of the road and surroundings
• Weather and traffic notes
People & Reports
• Other driver’s information
• Insurance details
• Witness names and contacts
• Police report information
Claims & Repairs
• Claim numbers
• Adjuster contact information
• Tow details
• Repair estimates and receipts
Why It Matters
The details are easiest to lose when you are stressed.
After an accident, information can end up scattered across photos, texts, emails, claim portals, repair shops, and memory. LifeKnox gives you one organized place to keep vehicle records, accident details, insurance information, and claim notes together.
How It Works
Create your vehicle vault
Start with your vehicle, insurance, and emergency contact information.
Add accident details
Save photos, notes, reports, claim numbers, tow details, and repair information.
Update anytime
Keep records current as claims, repairs, maintenance, or vehicle details change.