How to mail to office road accidents

I'm assuming you're asking how to report a road accident to the relevant authorities or office. Here are the general steps:

In the United States:

  1. Call the police: If the accident resulted in injuries, fatalities, or significant property damage, call the police immediately. They will send an officer to the scene to investigate and file a report.
  2. Exchange information: If the police are not involved, exchange the following information with the other parties involved:
    • Names and contact information
    • Insurance information
    • Vehicle information (make, model, license plate number, etc.)
    • Description of the accident
  3. File a report: You can file a report with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or the police department in the jurisdiction where the accident occurred. You can usually do this online or by mail.
  4. Mail the report: If you need to mail the report, you can use the following address:
    • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
    • 1200 New Jersey Avenue SE
    • Washington, DC 20590

In the United Kingdom:

  1. Call the police: If the accident resulted in injuries, fatalities, or significant property damage, call the police immediately. They will send an officer to the scene to investigate and file a report.
  2. Exchange information: If the police are not involved, exchange the following information with the other parties involved:
    • Names and contact information
    • Insurance information
    • Vehicle information (make, model, license plate number, etc.)
    • Description of the accident
  3. File a report: You can file a report with the police department in the jurisdiction where the accident occurred. You can usually do this online or by mail.
  4. Mail the report: If you need to mail the report, you can use the following address:
    • Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB)
    • 2 Minories
    • London EC3N 4AT

In Canada:

  1. Call the police: If the accident resulted in injuries, fatalities, or significant property damage, call the police immediately. They will send an officer to the scene to investigate and file a report.
  2. Exchange information: If the police are not involved, exchange the following information with the other parties involved:
    • Names and contact information
    • Insurance information
    • Vehicle information (make, model, license plate number, etc.)
    • Description of the accident
  3. File a report: You can file a report with the police department in the jurisdiction where the accident occurred. You can usually do this online or by mail.
  4. Mail the report: If you need to mail the report, you can use the following address:
    • Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC)
    • P.O. Box 9254
    • Victoria, BC V8W 9JL

Remember to always report road accidents to the relevant authorities, even if they seem minor. This helps to ensure that the accident is documented and can be used to improve road safety.