Kentucky crash reports
We do not yet publish Kentucky crash records. Kentucky crash reports are collected by the Kentucky State Police and sold through LexisNexis BuyCrash for $10, or $5 on paper. Here is how to get one.
How to get your Kentucky crash report
Who can get the report
We could not confirm a published eligibility list from the Kentucky State Police, whose page could not be checked. Local agency pages describe the parties involved in the crash, their insurers, vehicle owners, parents of minors and attorneys as able to get a report. Ask the agency that took the report if you are not sure you qualify.
Where to request it
The Kentucky State Police keep the statewide repository of crash reports and sell them through LexisNexis BuyCrash. In Louisville, the Louisville Metro Police Department refers crash report requests to the Kentucky State Police; the Kentucky Attorney General upheld that practice in decision 23-ORD-087.
Kentucky crash report questions
Who can get a Kentucky crash report?
We could not confirm a published Kentucky State Police eligibility list. Local agency pages describe the parties involved, their insurers, vehicle owners, parents of minors and attorneys as able to get a report.
How much does a Kentucky crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
A report costs $10 online through BuyCrash, or $5 on paper. Some guides report 3 to 5 days before a report appears.
What if my Kentucky report is not filed yet?
Search BuyCrash again in a few days. If it is still missing, ask the agency that responded to the crash whether the report has been filed.