: Visit the headquarters of the agency that responded to the crash (e.g., City Police or Highway Patrol).

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of an involved party (driver, owner, or passenger)

Enter the required identifiers. If the report doesn't appear immediately, wait . Officers need time to complete and file the documentation, and the system needs time to process it. 3. Select Report Type

: Larger cities may have independent systems (e.g., CLEMIS for Michigan ). 2. Search for the Report