This code sheet is used to decipher the motor vehicle accident report from the state of New Jersey. These codes are used to represent all circumstances of a traffic incident. Codes detail location, roadway type and surface condition, environmental conditions, traffic control, pre-accident actions, type of accident, safety equipment used, vehicle type, vehicle damage, physical complaints and injuries of driver/pedestrian, physical status, contributing circumstances and county hospitals. It includes crash diagrams and samples of cargo vehicle types.
The motor vehicle accident report used in the state of Nebraska describes persons, vehicles and environment involved in the incident. It includes code overlays, a crash diagram, crash narrative, a continuation form for additional vehicles, and a supplemental truck and bus accident report form.
The Michigan State Police traffic crash report details driver and vehicle information, injuries, damages, circumstances of the accident, and also includes a crash diagram.
The traffic accident report form used by Minnesota law enforcement identifies persons, vehicles and environment involved, including contributing circumstances.
Standard motor vehicle collision report for the state of Delaware provides details of a crash. It includes driver/person and vehicle identification, injury information, and a collision diagram. Codes are used to represent roadway conditions, collision type, traffic control devices, safety equipment, and contributing circumstances.
The release form identifies all parties to a claim, states the date of the occurrence, and details the terms of settlement of a claim. The release contains a statement that, as a condition of the settlement, prevents any further claim or action against the insurer for the claim event in question.
This affidavit is filled out by a service provider who inspects a property and certifies lightning damage as the sole source of the loss. A notorized signature and witnesses are required.
Memorandum for Appraisal is used in property damage situations where insured and insurer disagree on actual cash value, and is binding on the parties as to the amount of loss.