Vermont crash reports
We do not yet publish Vermont crash records. Vermont crash reports come from the DMV with form VG-116, 30 days after the crash; the State Police do not sell them. Here is how to ask.
How to get your Vermont crash report
Who can get the report
The Vermont DMV form does not state who may receive a crash report. Ask the DMV when you send your request.
Where to request it
Vermont crash reports are supplied by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Mail form VG-116, Record Request, to the DMV. The Vermont State Police sell other police records through their own portal, but refer all crash report requests to the DMV.
Vermont crash report questions
Who can get a Vermont crash report?
The DMV form does not state who may receive a crash report. Send form VG-116 to the DMV, which supplies all Vermont crash reports.
How much does a Vermont crash report cost, and how soon is it ready?
The form asks for the appropriate fee without listing the amount; ask the DMV. Reports are available 30 days from the collision.
What if my Vermont report is not filed yet?
Wait until 30 days after the collision, then send form VG-116 to the DMV.