When you have a collision, you must make a written report to the California DMV:
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Only if ou caused the collision.
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If less than $1,000 in damage was done to the property of any person.
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If anyone was injured.
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Explanation
When involved in a collision, you must report it to the DMV within 10 days if anyone was injured, regardless of how slight the injury may be. It is also a legal requirement to report any collision resulting in injury or death to the police or CHP within 24 hours.
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