You can obtain a copy of your Oklahoma police report at AccidentReports.com, or you can go through the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety.You can obtain a copy of your collision report from the Department of Public Safety in a couple of different ways.

By Mail

To get your traffic report by mail, visit the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety’s website and download the Records Request Form.Fill out the form and mail it, along with the applicable fees to:Department of Public SafetyRecords Management DivisionPO. Box 11415Oklahoma City, OK73136You must also include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

In-Person

You can visit the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety in person and request a copy of your traffic report.The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety is located at:3600 N Martin Luther King AveOklahoma City, OK73111

• Any party involved in the accident
• Insurance provider
• Legal representative
• The parent or legal guardian of a minor

You must wait sixty days after the date of the accident to request a copy of your report. Requests are processed in the order in which they’re received. If the crash involved a fatality, extensive property damage, personal injuries, or a crime, it may take several weeks or months before your report is available.

• The names and contact information of all parties involved
• Driver’s license information for each driver
• VIN and license plate numbers
• Insurance policy information
• Diagram of the accident scene
• Time, date, and location of the accident
• The responding police officer’s opinion regarding which driver they believe was at fault for the accident
• Descriptions of any personal injuries sustained in the accident
• Description of damage to vehicles and other details regarding personal property damage
• Vehicle registration information
• Accident type (rollover, head-on collision, motorcycle, pedestrian, scooter, Uber, rear-end, impaired driving, etc.)
• Any arrests made or citations issued (DWI, DUI, etc.)

The cost of Oklahoma accident reports ranges from $7-$10.

If you were injured in a car accident or your vehicle was damaged or totaled, the information in a crash report can be used as evidence against the other driver to prove negligence. A report contains the responding law enforcement officer’s opinion regarding who they believe was at fault for the accident. 

Filing a Personal injury Lawsuit or Insurance Claim – Attorney-client-relationship 

If you work with a law firm, a personal injury lawyer can use the information in an auto accident report to negotiate a fair insurance settlement from the other driver’s insurance company. 

Personal injury Damages 

An auto accident report also includes information that can be used to strengthen your insurance claim, such as a description of your injuries and vehicle damage, in addition to any citations issued to all parties involved, witness statements, and automobile accident details, such as issues with road debris and weather conditions. 

DUI/DWI Criminal Charges 

For example, if the other motorist was arrested for drunk driving at the time of the motor vehicle collision, the auto accident attorney can use this information to help prove negligence.Even if you were involved in a minor accident, you must still obtain a copy of your collision report for insurance claim purposes.