Auto Accident Report Help
Auto Accident Report Help
Your Hassle Free Solution to Finding Your Auto Accident Report in Pierce and King Counties
Were you involved in an accident where you or someone in your vehicle were injured?
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Our team will help you obtain your police report free of charge and our vetted team of attorneys will get you the compensation you deserve for your injuries.
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- Fill out this form ONLY if you have been in an auto accident and DO NOT have representation
- Your auto accident report is essential for filing insurance claims
- We can only assist persons who have been involved in an accident
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Your Accident Report is the First Step to a Successful Outcome for Your Accident
Learn how to acquire your auto accident report in Washington State.
Your first step in documentation for filing an insurance claim is acquiring your Washington car accident report.
Begin that process here, whether you’re a party who’s directly involved with the accident or family members of the injured party.
Why is Obtaining an Accident Report Important?
Obtaining a traffic accident report in Washington State is crucial for individuals seeking compensation for personal injury or property damage. This document provides essential information necessary for filing an insurance claim and determining responsibility for the incident.
What Does a Washington State Accident Report Include?
A Washington State accident report, typically completed by a law enforcement officer, contains:
- Date, time, and location of the accident
- Details about road and weather conditions
- Descriptions of vehicle damage and injuries
- Information about the drivers and vehicles involved
- Insurance details of the parties
- Statements from witnesses
- Identification of contributing factors, such as driver distraction
This comprehensive report is instrumental in assessing fault and facilitating insurance claims.
When Is an Accident Report Required in Washington?
Under Washington law (RCW 46.52.030), you must file an accident report within four days if:
The accident resulted in injury or death
There was property damage of $1,000 or more
If a law enforcement officer responds to the scene and files a report, you are not required to submit a separate report. However, if no officer is present, it’s your responsibility to report the accident to the appropriate authorities.
How to Obtain a Car Accident Report in Washington State
There are three primary methods to obtain an accident report in Washington:
1. Online
You can request a copy of your collision report through the Washington Requests for Electronic Collision Reports (WRECR) system. To do so:
Visit the WRECR website
Search for your report using your name and the date of the collision or the collision report number
Pay the $10.50 fee to download the report
Please note that it may take several days after the collision for the report to become available online.
2. By Mail
To request a report by mail:
Complete the Request for Copy of Collision Report Form
Include a check or money order for $10.50 payable to the Washington State Patrol
Mail the form and payment to:
Washington State Patrol
Collision Records Section
P.O. Box 42628
Olympia, WA 98504-2628
3. In Person
You may also obtain a copy of your collision report in person by visiting:
Washington State Patrol
Collision Records Section
Edna Lucile Goodrich Building
7345 Linderson Way SW, First Floor
Tumwater, WA 98501
Alternatively, you can fill in the form above and be connected to someone who will be able to assist you with accessing your report and even connecting you with an accident attorney who may be able to help you through the entire process.
Obtaining your accident report promptly ensures you have the necessary documentation to support your insurance claim and any potential legal actions.