WhatsApp: +40799442365Email: janemarria01@gmail.comEmail: ‎jamesarnolddocuments@​aol.comIF YOU’RE IN AN ACCIDENTIt’s a serious crime to leave the scene of the accident. This includes accidents with another vehicle or hitting a pedestrian. If you’re in an accident:call the emergency number (911) for police and an ambulance (if you need one)wait at the scene until the emergency services you called arriveexchange information with the other driver (if the accident involves another vehicle), including:nameaddresstelephone numberlicense platedriver’s license numbersinsurance company nameinsurance plan numberBUYING OR LEASING A CARYou can search the Internet or call the local transportation ministry in your city to find out about car dealers or car rental agencies.If you only need a car for short periods, you can rent a car from a car rental agency. Make sure car insurance is included in your car rental agreement if you need it.In some cities, there are car-sharing programs that let you use a car without buying, leasing or renting one. You may want to research this option to see if it meets your needs.BUYING A CARYou can buy a new or used car from a:car dealerperson who is selling their carGet information and help with buying or selling a car from the department that regulates cars and driving in your province or territory. For information on consumer issues related to buying a vehicle:see the Canadian Consumer Handbookcontact your provincial or territorial consumer affairs officeLEASING A CARInstead of buying a car, many people in Canada lease a car from a car dealer. A lease is a legal agreement between you and the dealer in which you:agree to pay a fee to use the car for a specific period of time (usually several years)return the car to the dealer in good condition after the time endsSince a lease is a legal agreement, make sure you understand the terms and conditions of the lease before you sign it.