Chapter 4 — Your Driving 75 Three things you must do if involved in a crash: You are required by law to make an immediate report to the nearest law  enforcement officer or agency of any crash when any person is killed or injured  or the total damage to vehicles and other property appears to amount to $1,000  or more. Failure to make the report may result in prosecution, and your driver  license could be suspended. You should also report any crash to your insurance  company. In certain cases, North Carolina law also requires the driver of a  vehicle involved in a reportable crash to provide proof of financial responsibility  (liability insurance) on forms provided by the Division of Motor Vehicles.  These forms must be completed and filed with DMV. other traffic or the roadway. •  If you do not know the occupants of the other vehicle or the owner of  damaged property, write down all the information you can gather and give  it to the nearest law enforcement officer. •  Be sure to obtain the same information from others who were involved in  the crash; and •  Provide your name, address, driver license number, vehicle registration  number and the name of your vehicle insurance company; The law protects persons who stop and render aid at the scene of an accident from civil liability except for intentional wrongdoing or unruly conduct.