Report a Collision

If you are involved in a collision that can be reported at a Collision Reporting Centre:

• Exchange information with the other driver(s), including name, driver’s licence number, address, phone number, insurance information and vehicle details such as licence plate, make, model and year.
• Get the name and phone number of any independent witnesses.
• Start your collision report at reportacollision.com. You will receive a reference number to bring with you.
• Attend a Collision Reporting Centre with your vehicle.
• Bring your driver’s licence, vehicle ownership and insurance liability card.

Police will attend and investigate collisions involving:

• Death or serious injury
• Anyone transported to hospital by ambulance
• Police, fire, ambulance, or other government vehicles
• Vehicles carrying hazardous or dangerous goods
• Criminal activity (such as impaired driving, suspended drivers, or no insurance)
• Collisions causing significant traffic disruption
• Property damage that creates a safety concern

In some cases, once safety concerns are addressed, drivers may be directed to a Collision Reporting Centre.

Fail to Remain Collisions:

These can be reported at a Collision Reporting Centre. If valid suspect information is available, the case may be assigned to an officer for follow-up.

To obtain a copy of a collision report or related documents, visit our Freedom of Information page for step-by-step instructions, required documentation, and fees