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Insurance Regulator, Police Agree to Develop Online Car Accident Reporting

Insurance Regulator, Police Agree to  Develop Online Car Accident Reporting
Insurance Regulator, Police Agree to  Develop Online Car Accident Reporting

The Central Insurance company of Iran and the National Traffic Police have signed an agreement on developing a comprehensive platform for online car accident reporting. 
Speaking at a meeting on Wednesday, General Kamal Hadianfar, the National Traffic Police chief, said the platform allows uploading photos or footage of the accident along with experts' analysis of the mishap, which will also be accessible by insurance companies.”
Majid Behzadpour, the CII chief, referred to the preparation of infrastructures for online reporting of car accidents by the Traffic Police.
"The Insurance industry supports technological development, especially this online reporting of car accidents," the CII public relations department quoted him as saying. 
Third-party auto insurance is mandatory in Iran and car owners lacking the policy are penalized. It essentially is a form of liability insurance according to which, in the case of road mishap, the insurer is required to compensate the harmed party for physical or financial loss.

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