New Hampshire crash reports
We do not yet publish New Hampshire crash records. New Hampshire crash reports come from the DMV, only to the people involved, for $1 a page with a $5 minimum. Here is how to ask.
How to get your New Hampshire crash report
Who can get the report
Under RSA 260:14 III, New Hampshire crash reports go only to the people involved: the vehicle owner, the operator, passengers, pedestrians and property owners.
Where to request it
Send form DSMV 505, Request for Motor Vehicle Records, to the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) by mail or through the drop box in Concord. There is no online option. Questions go to NH.DMVHelp@dos.nh.gov or 603-227-4010.
Local police departments also release their own crash reports and set their own fees.
New Hampshire crash report questions
Who can get a New Hampshire crash report?
Only the people involved: the owner, operator, passengers, pedestrians and property owners, under RSA 260:14 III.
How much does a New Hampshire crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
The DMV charges $1 per page with a $5 minimum; include a $5 check and the DMV will contact you if more is due. It does not state a processing time.
What if my New Hampshire report is not filed yet?
Ask the agency that responded to the crash whether the report has been filed. Local police departments also release their own reports.