What is the difference between an accident and an inncedent ?

Answer 1

I'll have to explain like this:

You're driving on ice, lose control, and hit a parked car, travel 20 ft and hit another car, and then slide sideways into a poll. You have an accident with 3 different objects, but all during 1 occurence, or incident.

Answer 2

an accident removes blame from the situation where an inncedent is somthing that happend through the will of an another indivaul so to re state

accident=no will involved meaning no done on purpose
inncedent=will was involved meaning it was done on purpose or some one willfully did somthing people often mis use this word to refer to somthing that just happened, incorrect fyi

Answer 3

an inncedent is more sensitive than an accident

Answer 4

"Accident" is usually used when describing an event that took place in which no parties involved had any control over the outcome. "Incident" can be used to describe an event that took place involving parties who both had full control over the outcome and didn't have control over the outcome. In other words, an incident can be an accident but an accident can't be an incident.

Answer 5

accident is when its accidental and inncedent is when somebody does it for insurance money....idk, guessing

Answer 6

accident- not on purpose
inncedent- an accident or crime scene if u will that has already happened

Answer 7

A idiot