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At Roberts & Harris PC, our Raleigh car accident attorneys know that one of many pieces of evidence relevant to a successful North Carolina traffic collision and injury claim is the law enforcement crash report.
When a vehicle crash occurs, calling the police can be a critical step in proving fault for the collision. Police are trained to obtain information about the drivers, other passengers, and witnesses, and document evidence that can help our Raleigh personal injury lawyers expand our investigation, collect additional supporting evidence, and help pursue recovering compensation for your injuries.
The traffic crashes investigated by all North Carolina law enforcement agencies are forwarded to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles in the form of crash reports.
Here is how you can obtain a copy of your report in person, by phone, or by mail.
How Can I Get a Copy of a North Carolina Crash Report?
There are three ways you may obtain copies of crash reports from the Division of Motor Vehicles in North Carolina (DMVNC).
The Division of Motor Vehicles will provide certified copies of crash reports for $5.50:
- In Person
Visit the DMV Headquarters:
1100 New Bern Avenue
Raleigh, North Carolina 27697
- By Phone
Call (919) 861-3098 and have a credit card ready for payment.
- By Mail
When applying for a copy of a crash report by mail, complete the TR-67A form and mail it with a check/money order to:
NCDOT-DMV Traffic Records Section
3106 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27697-3106
At Roberts & Harris, our skilled car accident lawyers in Raleigh will request a copy of your crash report on your behalf, so we can review the details and follow up on potential evidence that was overlooked by the police to help build your unique case for success.
Contact Our Experienced Car Accident Attorneys in Raleigh, North Carolina
Contact our skilled Raleigh auto accident lawyers at Roberts & Harris PC today at 919-249-5006 or online to learn how we can help provide exceptional legal solutions for your unique needs today.