• Take photos of the scene of the incident, including the damage to your car and the other vehicles involved
• Do not move the vehicle if not necessary
• Obtain contact details from the third parties and witnesses, including name, license plate number, and model of the third party's vehicle, details of damage or injury to property, telephone number, and address
• File a claim with the insurer as soon as possible and submit the following required documents (the insurer may ask for more documents)
• Copies of driver's ID card and driver's licence
• Copies of vehicle registration documents (front and rear)
• Copies of police reports, deposition papers, and sketches of accidents
• Copy of the breath test result
• Color photos of the the scene of the accident

Insurers usually allow up to four drivers to be added to a policy. Usually there is no charge for adding a second driver, but an additional charge is required for the third and fourth drivers. In most cases, the additional drivers have the same coverage.

All you need to do is enter the other driver's details when you purchase a car insurance. If the insurance is already in force, you may contact the insurer directly.