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The document is a Colorado Department of Revenue Traffic Accident Report, specifically an amended/supplemental counter report for accidents under $1,000. It includes sections for detailing the accident, involved parties, vehicles, and any injuries or fatalities. The report captures essential information such as case number, accident date, vehicle details, driver information, and traffic control device functionality. It also outlines procedures for documenting emergency services involvement and potential violations related to alcohol or drug impairment.

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How do I get a copy of an accident report in Colorado?

Contact the Colorado State Patrol Central Records Unit for associated costs. Payment may be made by check or money order made payable to the Colorado State Patrol or via credit card. All requests for records must be submitted on the appropriate Colorado State Patrol Records Request Portal.

How long do you have to report an accident to insurance in Colorado?

You must report a vehicle accident in Colorado within 60 days. In Colorado, a vehicle accident occurs anytime a collision results in property damage or injury to a person.

How do I obtain an accident report in Colorado?

Colorado State Patrol (CSP) They have streamlined the process of how to look up an accident report through the CSP website. By inputting necessary information, such as the report number or the date of the accident, you can quickly secure a digital copy of the report.

Do you have to call police after a minor car accident in Colorado?

Colorado Revised Statute 42-4-1606 requires you to make an immediate report of any car accident. The law requires you to report any accident that causes injury or property damage.

What do I do if I get in a car accident in Colorado?

Lets walk you through 8 things you must do after a car crash in Colorado. Check for Injuries and Ensure Safety. Move to a Safe Location. Report the Accident. Exchange Information with Other Drivers. Document the Scene. Get Medical Attention. Contact Your Insurance Company. Speak with a Seasoned Personal Injury Attorney.