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Indiana Car Accident Doctor

An Indiana Car Accident doctor is waiting for your call. After you have been injured in a car wreck, it’s very important to see an Indiana auto accident doctor. They specialize in personal injuries. An Indiana personal injury physician has the experience to treat you, document your case, and help you get the settlement you deserve from your personal injury lawyer. No treatment, no settlement. A settlement is based on your personal injuries.

Minimum liability limits in Indiana are:

• UM Bodily Injury: $25,000/$50,000
• Property Damage: $10,000
• UIM*(underinsured motorist): Bodily Injury: $50,000

Indiana does not have Pip (personal injury protection). Pip is to cover your medical care and might cover lost wages and other expenses in the event of a car wreck. You could purchase med pay or medical payments. Med pay is designed to pay for medical care that is deemed necessary and reasonable by the insurance company.

Med pay is a little more limited than pip. It might be a good idea to purchase med pay if you do not have any health insurance. Either way an car accident doctor will still treat you.

Indiana had 233,734 car wrecks in 2016

• IN. had 233,734 car wrecks
• 749 deaths in 768 fatal crashes
• 48,781 personal injuries

In 2016 in Indiana, there were 223,734 total collisions reported by law enforcement officers—an increase of 7,251 from 2015. Among total collisions, 768 were classified as fatal, resulting in 821 fatalities. An additional 48,781 persons were known to be injured.

In 2016, drivers in the 15- to-20-year-old age group had the highest rates of Indiana collision involvement (1,340 per 10,000 licensed drivers). The licensed driver crash rate per 10,000 was lowest (438) among drivers ages 65 years or older.

DUI/Alcohol impairment

Among 346,709 drivers involved in car collisions, 1.4 percent (4,803) were involved in alcohol-impaired collisions. A driver is considered alcohol-impaired when the driver has a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test result at or above 0.08 grams per deciliter (g/dL). Alcohol-impaired collisions fell from 4,852 in 2015 to 4,783
in 2016.

Seat belt use

In 2016, overall known restraint use for vehicle occupants in collisions was 89 percent. Of persons killed in traffic collisions, 36 percent were known to be restrained. The rate of restraint use among occupants in collisions has remained fairly consistent between 88 and 90 percent over the 2012 to 2016 five-year period.

Fatal Accidents

According to DOT. About 768 fatal accidents. These are high numbers. Many people were injured in car wrecks on Indiana’s highways in 2016. Accident doctor would like to help you after you have been injured in a car wreck in Indiana. If you cannot find an car accident doctor in your area, please contact us. We will try to find one for you.  An Indiana accident doctor would provide the best documentation for the best outcome to your case.

Once your care has been complete. Your personal injury lawyer can get to work to get you the maximum settlement you deserve. Don’t be at the mercy of the insurance company; find an Indiana car accident doctor today. When you need a personal injury doctor after your Indiana car wreck, enter your zip code at the top right corner of this page. If you can’t find what you need

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