Standard 4-page motor vehicle collision report for the state of California details all circumstances of an accident. It includes driver and vehicle identification, injuries, witnesses and passengers, accident diagram. Codes are used to represent roadway conditions, collision type, traffic control devices, safety equipment, contributing factors and pre-collision actions.
The Nevada motor vehicle accident report form identifies persons, vehicles and circumstances involved. It includes a crash narrative, non-motorist information, an occupant/witness supplement, and accident report codes.
The traffic crash report form for Illinois includes driver and vehicle identification, tow and insurance information, and description of property damage and bodily injuries. An accident diagram and narrative are included.
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.
The standard traffic accident report used in the state of Georgia, which includes driver, passenger and vehicle identification, and an accident diagram.
This report is completed by the driver responsible for bodily injury, death or property damage resulting from a motor vehicle accident in Illinois. It includes driver and vehicle identification, diagrams to indicate vehicle damage, tow and insurance information, and description of property damage and bodily injuries. An accident diagram and narrative are required to be included.
The New Mexico crash report form describes persons, vehicles and circumstances involved, and includes contributing factors and a crash diagram/narrative.