Standard traffic accident report used in Colorado includes driver and vehicle identification, location, damages and a description of the accident. The code overlays A and B supplement the accident report with specific details on sequence of events, driver actions, roadway and environmental conditions, contributing factors and safety equipment. Overlay C pertains to federal motor carrier vehicle information.
The Alabama Uniform Traffic Accident Report and the Truck/Bus Supplemental sheet is to be completed when an accident meets both of the following criteria: (1) involves a truck with gross vehicle weight of 10,000 pounds or a Haz/Mat placard, or a vehicle designed to carry 9 or more people, and (2) results in at least one of the following: one or more fatalities, one or more persons injured and taken from the scene for medical attention, or one or more vehicles towed from the scene. Code legend is included.
The operator of a motor vehicle involved in an accident whereby a person is injured or whereby there is total damage of $3,000.00 or more shall make a written report concerning the accident to the commissioner of motor vehicles within seventy-two hours after the accident.
The Connecticut accident report includes motor vehicle identification and ownership, driver identification, crash location, conditions, contributing circumstances, driver actions, crash diagram and narrative, property damage, injuries and witness identification.
The Alaska Motor Vehicle Collision report describes the persons, vehicles, and circumstances involved. It includes a crash diagram and narrative, with contributing factors and sequence of events.
This supplemental form is used along with the standard Arizona Traffic Accident Report when a truck or bus is involved in an accident. It includes carrier information, vehicle configuration and sequence of events.