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Call DMV Customer Assistance at 503-945-5000 (Statewide Relay TTY 711) and request DMV send (mail/fax/email) you the accident report; or Pick up a paper form from a DMV field office or your local law enforcement department.
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- OREGON TRAFFIC CRASH AND INSURANCE REPORT
Complete this form if the traffic crash occurred on a...
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Complete this form if the traffic crash occurred on a highway or premise open to the public and meets at least one of the reporting requirements outlined in Section 3. Failure to report when required may result in DMV issuing Notice of Suspension. Call 503-945-5098 for assistance in completing the report.
The driver of a vehicle that has more than $2,500 damage must report the accident in the manner specified under ORS 811.725 (Driver failure to report accident to Department of Transportation).
If these consumer quantities caused the incident or contributed to an injury or death, a written Oregon State Fire Marshal Hazardous Materials Incident Report would be required. As with any fire, a State Fire Marshal Fire Report is required.
File a report. DMV requires an Accident & Insurance Report to be filed by the drivers involved in an accident when: Damage to your vehicle is over $2500. An injury (no matter how minor) or death occurs. Damage to any one person’s property is over $2500.
Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV) uses information from the Oregon Police Traffic Crash Report to proceed with suspension action on drivers who are involved in a reportable crash and fail to file an Oregon Traffic Accident and Insurance Report, or are in an uninsured accident.
30 Ιουν 2021 · Under Oregon law, you must file an Oregon Traffic Accident and Insurance Report with the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) if your collision resulted in any of the following factors. Death. Any injury, no matter how minor. Property damage that exceeds $2,500. Vehicle damage that exceeds $2,500 and requires towing.
