Louisiana crash reports
We do not yet publish Louisiana crash records. Louisiana State Police sell crash reports online from $11.50 plus fees, 15 working days after the crash, and city departments sell their own. Here is how.
How to get your Louisiana crash report
Who can get the report
Louisiana State Police sell crash reports to the public, insurers and attorneys.
Where to request it
The Louisiana State Police Traffic Records Unit sells reports through its online store, where you can print the report at checkout. You can also buy a report in person at any State Police Troop with the Crash Request Form. Fatal crash reports are sold in person only.
City police departments keep their own reports. The New Orleans Police Department sells accident reports online through LexisNexis CrashLogic, or in person at 715 S. Broad St. The Lake Charles Police Department sells reports through LexisNexis BuyCrash.
Louisiana crash report questions
Who can get a Louisiana crash report?
Louisiana State Police sell crash reports to the public, insurers and attorneys.
How much does a Louisiana crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
Online, a State Police report costs $11.50 plus $2.50 plus a 2.5% card fee; in person at a Troop it costs $16.50. Wait 15 working days after the crash.
What if my Louisiana report is not filed yet?
Wait the full 15 working days. If the report is still not available, ask the agency that responded to the crash whether it has been filed.