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The Crash Data Unit is the state’s primary repository for all motor vehicle crashes on Kansas roadways. Our records go back 10 years. The unit is stationed under the Bureau of Transportation Safety at KDOT headquarters.
- 2021 KANSAS TRAFFIC CRASH FACTS BOOK - ksdot.gov
The crash data herein, as of December 29, 2022, reflect the...
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Crash records are validated at the TRS and are distributed...
- 2021 KANSAS TRAFFIC CRASH FACTS BOOK - ksdot.gov
The crash data herein, as of December 29, 2022, reflect the reporting officer’s observations and opinions recorded on the KDOT forms: 850A – Motor Vehicle Crash Report
3 Απρ 2024 · KDOT and the DTZ Coalition created this dashboard tool to aid traffic safety partners in understanding the nature, frequency, and spatial distribution of fatal and suspected serious injury crashes. Individuals, agencies, and coalitions can use the tool to identify problems and work on solutions.
The crash data herein, as of February 3, 2022, reflect the reporting officer’s observations and opinions recorded on the KDOT forms: 850A – Motor Vehicle Crash Report
Use a Map. Select a date, type, or county to get a list of crash logs. Injury and fatality crashes worked on the Kansas Turnpike after February 5, 2018 can be best located by searching Kansas Turnpike Authority under County or by a date search. Date.
Crash records are validated at the TRS and are distributed to repositories at KDOT, KHP, and other State agencies. Historical crash records as well as new submissions are searchable at the TRS by law enforcement via KCJIS. State agency users utilize the TRS Internal Portal.
The Kansas Highway Patrol Crash Log allows you to retrieve preliminary injury or fatality crash information for 14 days from the event. Crashes may remain on the site for up to 30 days in the case where information has been updated. You can search the crash logs by date, county, and type of crash.
