Pennsylvania crash reports
We do not yet publish Pennsylvania crash records. Pennsylvania State Police crash reports cost $22, 15 days after the crash, for the people involved and their attorneys and insurers. Philadelphia reports come from the city. Here is how.
How to get your Pennsylvania crash report
Who can get the report
Any person involved in the crash, their attorney or insurer, and government agencies involved in the crash. You affirm your eligibility and give your reason when you ask.
Where to request it
- Pennsylvania State Police: request the report online. The State Police approve or deny the request within 7 business days, then email a payment link and, after payment, the report. You can also mail form SP 7-0015 with a $22 money order to the Crash Reports Unit, 1800 Elmerton Ave, Harrisburg.
- Philadelphia Police Department: reports come from the city's Department of Records, online or in person or by mail. The driver's name must appear on the report.
- Other city and township police departments keep their own reports.
Pennsylvania crash report questions
Who can get a Pennsylvania crash report?
Any person involved in the crash, their attorney or insurer, and government agencies involved. You affirm your eligibility when you ask.
How much does a Pennsylvania crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
The State Police charge $22. Reports are available 15 days after the crash, and requests are approved or denied within 7 business days. Philadelphia charges $25.
What if my Pennsylvania report is not filed yet?
Wait until 15 days after the crash before you ask the State Police. For a Philadelphia crash, ask the Department of Records.