What should I do if I take my friend's children on a trip and have an accident?

You must be responsible. As for how much responsibility you should bear, it depends on the situation.

First of all, do friends agree to take their children on a trip? Or friends, you know? If your friends don't agree, or agree, but don't want to, or don't know, your responsibility is great, wait for your friends to scold you. If you have an argument with a friend and can't negotiate the aftermath, wait for a third party to judge how much responsibility you should bear.

Secondly, if you persuade a friend to let you take his children to travel. Then your responsibility will be much lighter, and friends will not dare to blame you too much. However, you still have to bear some responsibility, because you can't take care of his children.

Third, if a friend entrusts you to take his children to travel, then in this case, the friend naturally dare not be too angry with you. Although you are unhappy, you have fulfilled your duty of care, and there are still accidents that no one can think of. However, since something happened, you, as the temporary guardian of your friend's children, should also be responsible for your own conscience.

In short, no matter what happens, you are responsible for what happened to your friend's child, and take him there. The size of this responsibility depends on the above three situations and whether you have fulfilled your duty of care.

Whatever the reason, there is responsibility. As for the size of the responsibility or whether to bear it, it depends on the agreement between you (including oral agreement). As you said, when and how to take the children to play are generally verbal agreements. What time are you coming back? Wait, a verbal agreement.

First, make it clear whether you take your children out to play privately or whether your friends entrust you to take them out to play.

If you take your child out to play without the consent of the child's guardian, that is, parents, grandparents, grandparents and other guardians agree to take your child away without permission, then you will bear full legal responsibility for the safety problems and accidents in the process of going out. If your parents entrust you to take care of your children, your relative responsibility will be less, because when you reach an agreement, your parents will know that there will be some risks during the trip, but since you have verbally promised to take care of your children, you will become the temporary guardian of your children, so you should bear corresponding responsibilities in law.

Second, determine whether the child's age is children, minors or adults. If the child is over 18 years old, he is an adult and has full capacity for civil liability. If the child goes out with you, your responsibility is much less. You just need to assist the relevant departments of the children's parents in collecting claims. If the child is under the age of 14, you have to bear half of the legal responsibility. If the child is under 12 years old, it is irresponsible, because the child has no ability to prevent risks at all.

Third, I don't know what kind of security problem you mean by the problem. Is the child lost or a traffic accident or personal injury? Or a natural disaster? If the personal injury caused by traffic accidents is borne by a third party, it shall be handed over to the public security department for recovery according to the division of responsibilities of the relevant departments. If you are not satisfied, you can bring civil and criminal proceedings to the court to safeguard the rights and interests of the victims. If the child is lost, you can go to the public security department to file a case and bear the consequences. If it is a natural disaster, such as mudslides, floods and typhoons, government departments will generally handle the aftermath in a unified manner. In short, you should do what you can with your children. Of course, no one wants to see some accidents. Personally, I think it's great to take other people's children out to play without permission.

Just like hitchhiking, sometimes you may be kind enough to do bad things. Legally, as long as your driver stops and agrees that the transportation agreement between you has been formed, the driver is responsible for the safety of passengers. After a safety accident, the law will not exempt you from responsibility because you don't charge or help. Although there is no written agreement, the transportation agreement has been automatically formed, so the driver will be legally responsible for the safety of passengers on the way, including the safe landing of passengers. Safety is greater than the sky, please always be vigilant! I wish you all peace and health!

First of all, it depends on whether the matter is serious and whose responsibility it is. If it is not serious, it will be solved very well, but if it is serious, it will basically be solved by law. Because you are taking a friend's child out, you should do your duty as a guardian at this time. All matters must be made clear, and if ta fails to do so, it needs to be stopped. That's about it. Travel safety should be put in the first place, and safety work must be done well.

See where it is, traveling in the mountains or relaxing on the flat ground. If you can't save yourself on the mountain, you should report to the local rescue team for emergency rescue. When you are free, call the parents of the children and tell them the handling process and the responsibilities I should bear. Bearing all kinds of expenses will help both parties to ease conflicts and reduce or alleviate unnecessary troubles in handling.

It's sad to take a friend's child on a trip, but how to deal with it is the key point for you to make up!

First of all, when an accident happens, you have the responsibility to deal with the problem. Minimize the loss as much as possible. No matter from the further development of things, such as stopping injuries to avoid further injuries, mediating contradictions to avoid relationship breakdown, etc. Still, from the handling of the problem, we should ask for help in time to avoid the consequences caused by improper handling. At this time, we must keep a clear head and solve problems rationally!

Then, more importantly, inform the parents of the children in time and tell them about their children. Their children know best, and they may provide vital help!

No one wants to see unpleasant things, but as a party, you should restore the truth of the matter! For children, they may complain to their parents about something or describe what happened. They must appease the children in advance. I don't mean to mislead children to cover up the truth, but don't let them magnify the problem. For example, give them a detailed introduction to the cause and effect of what happened, let them know exactly what happened, and avoid misleading when describing it to their parents. One more thing, for the parents of children, it is necessary to make it clear what happened, and there is no need to hide it. Everyone is an adult, and lies can't stand the test. This is also the first condition to gain the trust of the children's parents, and then we can solve the problem through consultation, hoping to get a satisfactory result for both sides!

This is my personal understanding, I hope it helps!

Take precautions, don't do this or similar things, and there is no good way to get away with it!

The best way to take full responsibility is to travel without children and guardians.

Your responsibility is great, and you have to pay for it. Self-blame is very painful, and safety comes first when going out.