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So if you havent spoken to the driver of the vehicle, you need to leave your details and report it to the police. If you dont, you could face a fine, points on your licence or a driving ban.
Obtain a copy of the report by contacting the Portland Police Records Division, located at 1111 SW 2nd Ave (Justice Center), 503-823-0043. There are fees for these reports.
So if you havent spoken to the driver of the vehicle, you need to leave your details and report it to the police. If you dont, you could face a fine, points on your licence or a driving ban.
Oregon law requires these reports be filed within 72 hours of the accident. If you are not able to file within the 72 hours, submit it as soon as possible. If you fail to report the accident to DMV, it may result in suspension of your driving privileges.
Any driver involved in a motor vehicle collision where an Officer filed a Police Report, may obtain a copy of the police report by one of the following methods: Obtain a copy of the report by contacting the Portland Police Records Division, located at 1111 SW 2nd Ave (Justice Center), 503-823-0043.
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Even if the accident may seem minor, you should either swap details with the other parties involved at the scene or report the accident to the police. If you dont, it could be seen that youve failed to stop or failed to report an accident, both of which can affect your driving record, or even carry a prison sentence.
If a driver has stopped and exchanged details with the other driver, there is no need to make a police report, however. In cases where contact details have not been exchanged, failure to report an accident is a criminal offence.
Drivers must file an accident report with the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) within 72 hours of a car accident when: It results in injury, death, or property damage over $2,500 (including vehicle damage, even if your vehicle was the only vehicle damaged in the accident), or.
Oregon law requires these reports be filed within 72 hours of the accident. If you are not able to file within the 72 hours, submit it as soon as possible. If you fail to report the accident to DMV, it may result in suspension of your driving privileges.
Email to OregonDMVAccidents@odot.oregon.gov. Fax to DMV Crash Reporting Unit at 503-945-5267. Regular mail to DMV Crash Reporting Unit at 1905 Lana Ave NE, Salem, OR 97314.

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