Drivers must report to law enforcement an accident involving an injury or death within:
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4 days.
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2 days.
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5 days.
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10 days.
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Explanation
If you are involved in a crash that results in an injury or death, and a report is not made by a law enforcement officer, you are required to complete a Collision Report form within four days.
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