Single Car Accident – When only one car was involved; often caused by collision with a debris or solid physical property, or animals on the road;

Head-On Car Collision – When two cars collide head-on, which tend to result in devastating impact; regarded as one of the most dangerous types of vehicle accidents;

Rear-End Car Collision – When a vehicle collides to the one in front of it; tends to happen when the driver is tailgating or distracted, the roads are extremely slippery, and the breaks are faulty;

Side-Impact Car Collision – When one car crashes straight at the side of another vehicle, which often happens at intersections; also known as T-bone collisions or broadside collisions;

Sideswipe Car Accident – When the sides of two cars are too close to each other, resulting to scratches or dents on each side;

Vehicle Rollover Accident – When the car flips over onto the roof or its side; usually the result of the driver speeding then suddenly making a sharp turn;

Hit and Run Car Accident – When a driver accidentally hits a pedestrian and decides to continue driving without stopping to coordinate with authorities or to offer any assistance;

Multiple Car Accident – When more than two cars are involved in the accident.