New Jersey crash reports
We do not yet publish New Jersey crash records. New Jersey State Police and toll road crash reports are public records, sold online for $13, or $5 on the Turnpike and Parkway. Here is how, and where to go for city crashes.
How to get your New Jersey crash report
Who can get the report
Anyone. In New Jersey the basic crash investigation report is a public record, and you do not need an account to buy one.
Where to request it
The New Jersey State Police and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority sell reports through one online Crash Report portal. It covers crashes the State Police handled and crashes on the toll roads.
The portal does not have reports from municipal police departments. For a crash on city or town streets, ask the records bureau of the police department that responded. Atlantic City Expressway reports are requested in writing from its authority.
New Jersey crash report questions
Who can get a New Jersey crash report?
Anyone. The basic crash investigation report is a public record, and the State Police portal needs no account.
How much does a New Jersey crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
The portal charges $13 for non-toll roads and $5 for the Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. A report becomes searchable once it is approved, usually within a couple of days.
What if my New Jersey report is not filed yet?
Search again in a couple of days. The portal only covers the State Police and toll roads; for a city crash, ask the municipal police department.