Hastings Accident Number

The police say there is no sign of foul play in the fiery car crash that killed a crack investigative journalist whose 2010 magazine article helped bring down a top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan. The wreck stirred unsubstantiated conspiracy theories on the Internet suggesting that Hastings was the victim of government efforts to silence him, and that he may have been assassinated by private contractors involved in operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

On Thursday, the FBI issued a statement denouncing WikiLeaks' assertion that the agency was investigating the reporter's death. "At no time was journalist Michael Hastings under investigation by the FBI," spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said.

HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) - An accident in Hastings involving a pickup and a car has killed two people. The incident happened Sunday morning at an intersection on 12th Street and Blaine Avenue. It was reported that a truck was turning left into the intersection when another vehicle ran into it.

Police say the driver of Hastings Accident Number the truck is currently undergoing medical treatment for his injuries. The other vehicle driver was uninjured. The investigation is ongoing to determine what caused the collision.

The Hastings College Student Accident Insurance is designed to work in tandem with a students' primary health insurance policy to ensure that medical expenses due to an accident are paid promptly. Students who attend full-time are automatically covered by this insurance. All students can find more information about this insurance by viewing the policy brochure.

If you are involved in an accident please call Hastings Direct's UK claims line on 0800 056 9495, this is a freephone number so you do not incur any charges from your mobile phone. They also have a European helpline on +44 1424 738 585 which again is free to call from both landlines and mobile phones.

The most important thing to do after any road traffic accident is to seek medical attention as soon as possible and to make sure you report the incident to the authorities as soon as you can. In addition it is a good idea to take photos of the scene and damage to your car if you are able to do so.

It is also a good idea to exchange details with the Third Party as you must under Section 170 of the Road Traffic Act 1988. You will need to give them your car reg, name and address, phone number and if known your insurance details. Do not allow the police to move your vehicle as they will charge you for this service at set rates agreed under their statutory instruments and this can be quite expensive. Alternatively, you can arrange your own recovery through one of the many specialist companies who operate on behalf of the police. If you do this then you must advise Hastings Direct within 48hrs of the accident taking place. For further advice and help after a car accident, get in touch with the Hastings Direct accident team.