You can get a copy of your Laredo police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Laredo Police Department. The Laredo Police Department offers two ways to obtain a copy of your traffic report.

In-Person Request at the Laredo PD

Visit the Laredo Police Department and fill out a Public Records Request Form to request paperwork.

The Laredo Police Department is located at:

4712 Maher Ave
Laredo, TX
78041

Contact the police department before you pick up a copy of your motor vehicle agency form to ensure it’s available.
Phone: (956) 795-2800

Request Report By Mail

For crash data requests by mail, send a written request to the Laredo Police Department, along with the appropriate fee and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. 

In most cases, you should receive your law enforcement agency traffic report within seven business days. However, if it was a fatal accident, there was significant property damage or personal injury, or a crime was involved, then it may take several months before you receive your report.

A formal report from the Laredo Police Department is $6 per copy. 

• The names and contact information for all parties involved in the collision, including every driver, passenger, and witness
• The reporting police officer’s opinion regarding who they believe was at fault for the traffic collision, how the accident occurred, and why 
• A diagram of the auto accident scene 
• License plate numbers/vehicle identification number 
• Insurance policy information 
• Description of property damage/vehicle damage 
• Description of bodily injuries/personal injury sustained in the motor vehicle collision 
• Road and weather conditions 
• Accident type, such as Uber accident, rollover accident, two-vehicle collision, head-on collision, motorcycle accident, scooter accident, semi-truck accident, etc. 
• Actions of police officers such as traffic citations issued or arrests made (DWI, DUI, reckless driving, speeding, failure to yield, etc.)
• Accident details, including factors that may have contributed to the accident including road closures, malfunctioning traffic lights, traffic jam, road debris, an animal on the road, bicyclist, pedestrian, etc. 

The following parties can receive driver’s crash reports:

• The parent or legal guardian of a minor involved in the auto accident 
• All parties involved in the collision 
• Accident injury lawyer 
• Insurance company 
• Vehicle owner 
• Reporting law enforcement officer 

After a serious car accident in North Laredo, you may have suffered injuries and extensive vehicle damage. If you plan to pursue an auto insurance claim, you must provide proof that the other driver was negligent and that their negligence resulted in your injuries and other damages. The information in an accident report can strengthen your claim for compensation. 

Filing an Insurance claim – Personal injury Lawsuit 

Helpful information in Laredo police records includes the responding law enforcement officer’s opinion concerning who they believe was negligent, how the auto accident occurred, and why, a diagram of the automobile accident scene, a description of injuries and motor vehicle damage, road and weather conditions, and details concerning what else may have contributed to the accident, such as road debris, an animal on the road, or broken or missing traffic signs or lights. 

A personal injury attorney can use this information when negotiating with the other driver’s insurance company to fight for a full and fair settlement for your pain and suffering, medical bills, and more.