Nebraska crash reports
We do not yet publish Nebraska crash records. Nebraska officers' crash reports are public and come from the Nebraska Department of Transportation for $13 plus tax. Here is how to request one.
How to get your Nebraska crash report
Who can get the report
Anyone. In Nebraska the investigating officer's crash report is public information. The reports drivers file themselves are confidential.
Where to request it
The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) Highway Safety Section keeps crash reports. Request one by email to NDOT.CrashReport@Nebraska.gov, by phone at 402-479-4645, by mail, or in person in Lincoln. The Nebraska State Patrol refers all crash report requests to NDOT.
Some counties sell their own reports; the Sarpy County Sheriff uses CrashDocs.
Nebraska crash report questions
Who can get a Nebraska crash report?
Anyone. The investigating officer's report is public information. The reports drivers file themselves are confidential.
How much does a Nebraska crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
NDOT charges $13 plus tax for the investigator's report. It does not state a processing time.
What if my Nebraska report is not filed yet?
Ask the agency that responded to the crash whether the officer has filed the report, then contact NDOT again at NDOT.CrashReport@Nebraska.gov.