Vehicle Damage Assessment

The Vehicle Damage Assessment Checklist can be used by drivers or fleet managers as evidence for insurance claims. Using the checklist, you can assess and document the repairs that are required for the vehicle, the extent of the damage, and the associated costs.

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Vehicle Damage Assessment

The Vehicle Damage Assessment Checklist can be used by drivers or fleet managers as evidence for insurance claims. Using the checklist, you can assess and document the repairs that are required for the vehicle, the extent of the damage, and the associated costs.

1. Vehicle Type

2. Year/Model/Serial number

3. Style

4. Trim level

5. Mileage

6. State of engine and transmission

7. Fuel level

8. Fuel type

9. Damages

10. Describe the damage

11. Rate vehicle damage

12. Estimated cost of damages

1. Evaluation of damages and modifications

2. Total estimated damage cost

3. Additional comments

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Vehicle Damage Assessment

The Vehicle Damage Assessment Checklist can be used by drivers or fleet managers as evidence for insurance claims. Using the checklist, you can assess and document the repairs that are required for the vehicle, the extent of the damage, and the associated costs.​

1. Vehicle Type

2. Year/Model/Serial number

3. Style

4. Trim level

5. Mileage

6. State of engine and transmission

7. Fuel level

8. Fuel type

9. Damages

10. Describe the damage

11. Rate vehicle damage

12. Estimated cost of damages

1. Evaluation of damages and modifications

2. Total estimated damage cost

3. Additional comments

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Is GoAudits right for you?

Trusted by 600+ businesses globally

Book Intro Call

The Vehicle Damage Assessment Checklist can be used by drivers or fleet managers as evidence for insurance claims. Using the checklist, you can assess and document the repairs that are required for the vehicle, the extent of the damage, and the associated costs.