Which collisions should be reported to the police in alberta

If any involved vehicle is not drivable or if any driver fails to produce registration or insurance, call your local RCMP complaint line. If the vehicles are drivable and the above factors don't apply, you don't need police at the scene. You need to exchange registration, insurance and drivers' license information with the other driver s.

If you have a cell phone, it's easiest to take photographs of that information. Make sure to also take pictures of the damage to all involved vehicles and the collision location. If it is necessary to notify the police or emergency medical services, be as accurate as you can, especially about the condition of any injured people and the location of the collision. If you are involved in a collision, give assistance where you can, protect the scene, and notify emergency assistance if needed.

You must notify the owner of an unattended vehicle of any damage caused through a collision. Exchange contact information, registration and insurance with the other driver s. If possible, take pictures that show the damage to both vehicles and the location of the collision. Report the collision in person at the detachment Elk Run Blvd.

You will need to provide the information you exchanged with the other driver: registration, insurance and contact information for the involved vehicles. You are responsible for reporting the collision to your insurance company. Filing a police report does not mean your insurance company will be notified. It is illegal to leave the scene of an accident, and drivers who do so will face criminal charges.