​Motorists will have access to a mobile app connected to all RCA insurers from Monday, October 17, which will allow them to fill out a civil accident report in electronic format, the Motor Insurers Bureau announced on Monday. The app, called Amiabila, also has a demo site that describes how it will work.

The Bureau of Motor Insurers (BAAR) on Monday issued a press invitation for the launch of the Amiabila program, which will allow motorists to fill the settlement report form electronically as per the latest amendments. to RCA legislation.

Until the program is launched in Google Play and Application storethe program has a demo site that briefly shows how it will work.

Basically, two drivers involved in an accident have to fill in all the data on the same phone to draw a sketch together. In this way, the application can complete the document from one point of view, at the end joint documents can be sent to the insurers of both parties involved.

How the Amiabila program will work in 10 steps:

• 1: Download the app
• 2: You create a user account in the application (user email address or phone number + password)
• 3. Click the “add find” button, which is located in the “Finds” section.
• 4. Fill in your personal details: You can take a picture of your ID and the app will automatically extract and fill in the details using OCR
• 5. Fill in details about the time of the accident: the application has an exact GPS location and auto-fill of the address where the accident occurred if you do not know the address.
• 6. Choose the damage done: You can choose the direction of the impact as well as the damage the car has suffered
• 7. Build the circumstances of the road accident: the selected circumstances (the car is stationary; the vehicle has stopped; at the time of departure; opening the door; at the time of stopping; leaving the parking lot, etc.) generate the construction of sketches. Results and photos from the scene of the accident help to determine the fault.
• 8. Fill in the details of vehicle B: The driver of vehicle B should go through the same process as vehicle A on the same phone to help sketch together. In this way, the application can complete the document from one point of view, at the end joint documents can be sent to the insurers of both parties involved.
• 9. Based on the circumstances selected by both drivers, the program selects the 3 most likely circumstances under which the accident could have occurred.
• 10. The last step is to sign and send the documents to the RCA insurers of the two drivers involved in the accident.

Peace conclusion in electronic format – RCA modification of the ASF company

The Civil Accident Report form – the solution chosen by most drivers involved in minor accidents with material damage to avoid a trip to the police and to be able to send the car for repairs – will also be able to be filled out electronically. format, after the ASF adopted a rule on May 25 that modifies the RCA rules.

According to the ASF, the regulation aims to support the injured parties as well as the perpetrators of traffic accidents, which number in the hundreds of thousands every year.

According to the new rules, “in the case of filling out the report on a peaceful traffic accident in electronic format, the filled data and holographic signatures of the drivers of the two vehicles involved in the accident are accepted by the device on which the form is filled out.”

• “The technical framework will be developed by the Bureau of Motor Vehicle Insurers of Romania (BAAR) together with insurance companies issuing RCAs in Romania. “RCA and BAAR insurers develop and administer technical solutions and jointly establish a procedure for the approval of losses through the form of a peace casualty report in electronic format, in accordance with the legal provisions on the management of operational risks created by IT systems used by authorized / approved / registered entities , which are regulated and/or controlled by the ASF,” the regulatory act states.

The law makes significant changes to Regulation 20/2017 on car insurance in Romania, it was sent to the Official Gazette and will enter into force 90 days after its publication.