In most cases, if no one is injured in the accident, you probably don't need to call the police. However, it's recommended that you follow these steps: 1. **Check for injuries**: Make sure no one involved is injured. 2. **Exchange information**: Exchange contact information and insurance information for the drivers of the other vehicles involved. 3. **Document the scene**: Take photos of the accident scene and vehicle damage for later processing. 4. **Notify the insurance company**: Report the accident to your insurance company as soon as possible. Whether you call the police or not, the insurance company will need to know the details of the accident. 5. **Local laws**: Some local laws require that accidents be reported to the police, even if no one is injured, so it's best to find out the specific regulations in your area. If you have any questions about liability, compensation, etc. in the accident, it's also a good idea to contact the police so that you can get the necessary help and advice.