If you are at fault for an accident but there is no body damage on either vehicle should you still report it to your insurance just in case?

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Did anything accrue any costs that exceed $500.00? If not, it's not worth the damage it will do to your driving record. As long as nobody is hurt and there is no damage, just let it go and be more careful next time. :)

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