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AECOM • As applicable, provide(if requested)to police and the other driver(s)the liability insurance information. Obtain the officer's jurisdiction, name, and badge number and a copy of the police report. • As applicable, consider moving the vehicle out of the traffic flow if it is safe to do so,the vehicle is operational, and/or no further damage to the vehicle can occur. • Do not operate a damaged vehicle if its safety is questionable, its operating condition is illegal by applicable laws or its condition is such that further damage would likely result from its operation. • Turn on the vehicle's flashers to warn other motorists. • Obtain: o Names, phone numbers, and addresses of owner(s), driver(s), and occupants of the other car(s)involved. o Other party's insurance company's name, address, phone number, policy number, and insurance agent. o Names, phone numbers, and addresses of all witnesses. o Photographs of the accident scene when safe to do so. • Cooperate with AECOM Counsel if the incident results in unresolved risks or third party claims, or if the employee receives a summons, complaint or other legal documents relating to a traffic incident. • DO NOT ADMIT LIABILITY,AGREE TO PAY FOR DAMAGE OR SIGN A DOCUMENT RELATED TO AN INCIDENT EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY LAW. o Statements made in haste or anger may be legally damaging. o If contacted by a third party, do not answer any questions. Immediately report this contact to the Manager/Supervisor and/or Legal Counsel • Employees shall report the incident to AECOM's Global Travel Department. If the incident involved a third party, the driver is responsible for obtaining a copy of the police report and providing to global travel 4.11.3 Employees must cooperate with the incident investigation team during any investigation of an incident meeting the investigation protocol. 4.11.4 Vehicle repairs shall be conducted at the authorization of the Manager/Supervisor. 4.12 Drug and Alcohol Testing 4.12.1 Testing for Alcohol and/or Drugs procedures shall be administered in accordance with the applicable policy and procedures. Refer to S3AM-019-PRI Substance Abuse Prevention. 4.12.2 In the event that a police/regulatory officer responding to a vehicle incident administers field and/or laboratory impairment testing AECOM reserves the right, as permitted, to obtain copies of such testing results for inclusion in the incident report and consideration in a subsequent incident investigation. 4.13 Driving Privileges, Citations and Violations 4.13.1 A violation of this vehicle safety standard is subject review by the appropriate AECOM Human Resources representative and may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination. The applicable Manager/Supervisor will review all incidents involving AECOM- owned, rented, or leased vehicles. 4.13.2 Citations and violations which occur while driving for AECOM business are to be reported as a vehicle incident in accordance with S3AM-004-PRI Incident Reporting, Notification&Investigation within 24-hours. Incidents will be investigated as appropriate. 4.13.3 The AECOM Manager responsible for the employee, in consultation with the appropriate AECOM Human Resources representative, may suspend the privilege to operate vehicles on AECOM business due to noncompliance with the AECOM Vehicle and Driver Safety Program, involvement Driving(S3AM-005-PR1) Revision 10 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED.CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. 10 of 12