Missouri crash reports
We do not yet publish Missouri crash records. Missouri State Highway Patrol crash reports cost $6 and are requested through the Patrol's records portal, at least 10 days after the crash. Here is how.
How to get your Missouri crash report
Who can get the report
The Missouri State Highway Patrol does not restrict who may request a crash report.
Where to request it
Fill in the request form on the Highway Patrol's GovQA records portal, then send it with a check or money order, made out to DPS Missouri State Highway Patrol, to your troop headquarters or to the Patrol Records Division.
The Patrol also posts preliminary details of the crashes it investigated on its free Online Traffic Crash Reports page. For a crash on city streets, ask the city police department, such as the Kansas City Police Department.
Missouri crash report questions
Who can get a Missouri crash report?
The Missouri State Highway Patrol does not restrict who may request a report.
How much does a Missouri crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
A Highway Patrol report costs $6. Submit your request at least 10 days after the crash; the Patrol notes a backlog, so it can take longer.
What if my Missouri report is not filed yet?
Wait at least 10 days after the crash. Until then, the Patrol posts preliminary details of the crashes it investigated on its Online Traffic Crash Reports page.