Who is DRIVER B in car insurance terms?

Question

I have to fill out some paper work from my car insurance, and it is asking me to choose between DRIVER A, DRIVER B, OR WITNESS. But I dont know the difference of what they mean by DRIVER A, DRIVER B OR WITNESS, so can someone please tell me what the difference is?

Answer 1

If you were a passenger in a car that was involved in an accident, or happened to see one while walking on the street, you are a witness.

If you were driving the car that someone else hit, you are driver B.

If you were in your own car, and hit someone, you are driver A.

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Answer 3

Driver A is you, Driver B is the other vehicle that was involved in the accident. Witness is anyone who saw the accident.

Answer 4

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