Raincross Post operates caraccidentriverside.com. This page says what the site collects, where it goes and what you can ask us to do with it.
Information we collect
From the form: your four answers (when the crash was, whether another driver caused it or helped cause it, whether you have pain or symptoms of injury, and whether you have signed with a lawyer for it), your name and your phone number. The injury answer is health information.
With each form you send: the time, the page, your IP address and browser, and the consent wording shown on the form. We call this the consent record.
From each visit: your IP address, browser and device, the pages you view, the referring page and campaign tags in the link, such as UTM tags and gclid.
How we use it
We pass your request to our partner law firm so its automated assistant can call about the accident. Technical data helps the desk run the site, keep it safe, block spam and understand visits. The consent record is our proof of the consent that was given. Some information is used to meet legal duties. The injury answer has one use, which is handling your request, and it is never used for advertising.
Who receives it
Our partner law firm gets what it needs for your request, and so do the providers that place its calls and texts. The host of the site processes site and request data. An analytics service may be sent visit data. The Post also shares information when the law requires it. A successor would receive it if the site or its operator were sold or merged. Calls about a request may be recorded and stored with that request.
We do not sell personal information. Nor do we share it for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Your choices and California privacy rights
Email privacy@caraccidentriverside.com to see, correct or delete your information, or to stop calls and texts. Call consent is in our terms.
In more detail, you may ask the Post what personal information it holds about you and receive a copy, ask for a correction, and ask for deletion. You may ask the Post to limit how sensitive information is used. The injury answer is used only for your request as it is. There is no sale or sharing of personal information to opt out of, because we do neither. Using any of these rights will not change how we treat you.
Someone you have authorized in writing may send the request as your agent. We may ask for details to confirm identity. Replies go out within 45 days. For California Civil Code section 1798.83: the Post gives no personal information to third parties for their direct marketing use.
How long we keep it
A request is kept for at least 4 years, together with the record of the consent given with it. Asking us to delete your information does not remove the consent record before the 4 years are up.
Browser privacy signals
The Post does not follow you across other websites. A Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal therefore makes no difference to how the site responds.
Cookies, children, security and changes
The site may use cookies and browser storage to work and to count visits, and it keeps the campaign tags from your arrival link during your visit. It is not directed at children under 16. Reasonable safeguards protect the information, but no system is fully secure. Information is processed in the United States. Changes to this policy will appear here with a new effective date.
Contact
Privacy questions: privacy@caraccidentriverside.com. Effective 12 November 2026.