North Dakota crash reports
We do not yet publish North Dakota crash records. North Dakota crash reports are sold online by NDDOT for $7, usually about 10 days after the crash, and delivered right away. Here is what you need.
How to get your North Dakota crash report
Who can get the report
The public may buy a North Dakota crash report. When you buy, you state which of four roles applies to you: a party to the crash, a legal representative, an insurer, or not a party. A false statement is a crime under state law.
Where to request it
The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) sells crash reports through its online store, run by Prime Public Safety. The Highway Patrol and city departments such as the Fargo Police Department send requesters to the NDDOT store; the old mail-in form is no longer used.
North Dakota crash report questions
Who can get a North Dakota crash report?
The public may buy a report. When you buy, you state which of four roles applies to you: a party, a legal representative, an insurer, or not a party.
How much does a North Dakota crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
NDDOT charges $7. Reports usually appear about 10 days after the crash, and you get the report right away when you buy it.
What if my North Dakota report is not filed yet?
Search again once about 10 days have passed. If it is still missing, ask the agency that responded to the crash whether the report has been filed.