After an accident glovebox card
A step-by-step card clients keep in the car, with your claims line on it.
One card, kept where it is needed
A calm, numbered list for the worst ten minutes of their year.
Eight steps to follow after an accident, your 24/7 claims line and blank lines for their policy, printed at the size you choose.
- 1Stop and turn on your hazard lights
- 2Check everyone for injuries. Call 911 if anyone is hurt
- 3Move to a safe spot if you can
- 4Call the police and get a report number
- 5Exchange names, phone, insurance and plate numbers
- 6Take photos of all vehicles, plates and the scene
- 7Don’t admit fault or sign anything
- 8Call your agent or the 24/7 claims line
- 1Stop and turn on your hazard lights
- 2Check everyone for injuries. Call 911 if anyone is hurt
- 3Move to a safe spot if you can
- 4Call the police and get a report number
- 5Exchange names, phone, insurance and plate numbers
- 6Take photos of all vehicles, plates and the scene
- 7Don’t admit fault or sign anything
- 8Call your agent or the 24/7 claims line
(000) 000-0000
How it works
A glovebox card in three steps
- Step 1
Pick a format
Wallet card, glovebox card or fridge magnet.
- Step 2
Edit the steps
Reorder, rename or hide steps, and add your claims line.
- Step 3
Print or send
Print-ready PDF with bleed, or a digital version to text.
Why it matters
Clients remember who helped them after a crash
Stress makes people forget
A short, numbered list helps clients do the right things in the right order.
Your number is right there
The claims line and your contact are on the card when they need them most.
It’s a thoughtful touch
A useful card at renewal says you’re thinking about them, not just the premium.
Questions about the Glovebox Card
A 3.5 × 2 in wallet card (two-sided or folded), a 4 × 6 or 5 × 7 in glovebox card, or a 4 × 3.5 in fridge magnet.