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About the Form
What is the TXCrash Report Form?
The TXCrash Report Form, more commonly known as a Texas blue form or CR-2 form, is a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) form that is completed and signed by the driver of the vehicle involved in a crash. If the driver is unable to complete the report, another person may complete the report on behalf of the driver, with an explanation as to why the driver was unable to complete the form.
The TxDOT collects crash reports for car accidents in Texas involving more than $1000 in damages, or that result in the death or any level of injury to those involved. Crash reports need to be filed with TxDOT within 10 days of the accident.
How to fill out the TXCrash Report Form?
When filling up the TXCrash Report Form, remember to keep it detailed and factual. The form consists of seven (7) sections: location, date, vehicles, damage to property, injuries, driver’s statement, and signature.
Location
Place Where Crash Occurred
Enter the County and City or Town on the space provided.
If crash was outside city limits, indicate distance from nearest town
Provide the distance from the nearest town in miles. Select the direction (North, South, East, or West) and enter the City or Town where the crash occurred.
Road on which crash occurred
Provide the road information including Block Number, Street/Road Name, and Route Number.
Constr. Zone
If the crash was in a Construction Zone, select Yes. If not, select No.
Speed Limit
Enter the posted speed limit.
Intersecting Street
Provide the intersection related information including Block Number, Street/Road Name, and Route Number.
Constr. Zone
If the intersecting street was in a Construction Zone, select Yes. If not, select No.
Speed Limit
Enter the posted speed limit.
Not an Intersection
Provide the related information on the nearest intersection including Block Number, Street/Road Name, and Route Number.
Constr. Zone
If the intersecting street was in a Construction Zone, select Yes. If not, select No.
Speed Limit
Enter the posted speed limit.
Date
Date of Crash
Enter the date when the crash occurred.
Day of Week
Enter the day of the week that the crash occurred.
Hour
Enter the hour that the crash occurred and select the a.m. or p.m. box.
Vehicles
#1- Your Vehicle
Vehicle Ident. No.
Enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
Year Model
Enter the year of model of your vehicle.
Make/Model
Enter the make or model of your vehicle.
Type of Vehicle
Enter your vehicle type.
License Plate
Enter your license plate including year, state, and number.
Driver
Last
Enter your last name.
First
Enter your first name.
M.I.
Enter your middle initial.
Mail Address
Enter your mailing address.
City & State
Enter the city and state of your mailing address.
Zip
Enter the zip code of your mailing address.
Driver’s License
Enter the state where you have your driver’s license registered and your driver’s license number.
Date of birth
Enter your date of birth.
Sex
Enter your sex.
Race
Enter your race.
Owner
Last
Enter the owner’s last name.
First
Enter the owner’s first name.
M.I.
Enter the owner’s middle initial.
Mail Address
Enter the owner’s mailing address.
City & State
Enter the city and state of the owner’s mailing address.
Zip
Enter the zip code of the owner’s mailing address.
Approx. cost to repair your vehicle
Enter the estimated amount to repair your vehicle in dollars.
Insurance Information
Insurance Company Name
Enter the name of your insurance company.
Address
Enter the location of the insurance company.
City
Enter the state where the insurance company is located.
State
Enter the state where the insurance company is located.
Zip
Enter the zip code of the insurance company.
Policy Number
Enter the policy number of your insurance.
#2- Other Vehicle
For this section, fill in the information you have available. If unknown, enter “Not Known”. On the upper section of the box, select the other party involved in the crash (motor vehicle, train, pedestrian, bicyclist, or other).
Year Model
Enter the year of model of the other vehicle.
Make/Model
Enter the make or model of the other vehicle.
Type of Vehicle
Enter the vehicle type.
License Plate
Enter the license plate including year, state, and number.
Driver
Last
Enter the driver’s last name.
First
Enter the driver’s first name.
M.I.
Enter the driver’s middle initial.
Mail Address
Enter the driver’s mailing address.
City & State
Enter the city and state of the driver’s mailing address.
Zip
Enter the zip code of the driver’s mailing address.
Insurance Information
Insurance Company Name
Enter the name of the driver’s insurance company.
Address
Enter the location of the insurance company.
City
Enter the state where the insurance company is located.
State
Enter the state where the insurance company is located.
Zip
Enter the zip code of the insurance company.
Policy Number
Enter the policy number of the driver’s insurance.
Damage to Property other than vehicles
Describe the damage other than the vehicles such as damage done to nearby property (fence posts, mailboxes, and so on).
Approx. cost to repair
Enter the estimated amount to repair the listed damage.
Injuries
#1 Injured Person
Select the involvement in the crash (driver, passenger, pedestrian, or other).
Name
Enter the name of the injured person.
Address
Enter the address of the injured person.
Age
Enter the age of the injured person.
Sex
Enter the sex of the injured person.
Race
Enter the race of the injured person.
Was Person Killed?
Indicate if the injured person was killed or not.
Date of Death
Enter the date of death of the person.
Describe Injury
Describe the injury caused by the crash.
Seat belt
Select “Used” if the injured person was wearing a seat belt during the crash. If not, select “Not Used”.
#2 Injured Person
Select the involvement in the crash (driver, passenger, pedestrian, or other).
Name
Enter the name of the injured person.
Address
Enter the address of the injured person.
Age
Enter the age of the injured person.
Sex
Enter the sex of the injured person.
Race
Enter the race of the injured person.
Was Person Killed?
Indicate if the injured person was killed or not.
Date of Death
Enter the date of death of the person.
Describe Injury
Describe the injury caused by the crash.
Seat belt
Select “Used” if the injured person was wearing a seat belt during the crash. If not, select “Not Used”.
Driver’s Statement
State Briefly What Happened
Enter the story of the accident from your point of view in a detailed and factual manner. If you need more space, you may include an additional page.
Signature
Driver’s Signature
Provide your signature as a sign of attesting that the information you entered are the truth.
Date of Report
Enter the date you signed and completed this form.
Submission
You may mail your completed form or drop it off in person to the Texas Department of Transportation:
Texas Department of Transportation
Crash Records
PO Box 149349
Austin, TX 78714
You may also file it online through the TxDOT website.
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