South Carolina crash reports
We do not yet publish South Carolina crash records. South Carolina collision reports come from SCDMV for $10, online or with form FR-50, if you were involved. Here is what you need.
How to get your South Carolina crash report
Who can get the report
If you were involved in the collision, you may request a copy of the report from the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV).
Where to request it
SCDMV keeps every collision report in the state, whichever agency took it.
- Online through SCDMV Online: you enter your own details, including your South Carolina customer number, then the details of the collision. If you are licensed in another state, call 803-896-5000. Crashes before March 22, 2012 are not online.
- By mail or in person with form FR-50, Request for Copy of Collision Report. By mail, pay by check only; in person, pay by cash, card or check.
South Carolina crash report questions
Who can get a South Carolina crash report?
If you were involved in the collision, you may request a copy from SCDMV.
How much does a South Carolina crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
SCDMV charges $10 per report. A report is available once SCDMV has received and processed it; no time is stated.
What if my South Carolina report is not filed yet?
Ask the agency that responded to the crash whether it has sent the report to SCDMV, then try again.