Get Your Georgia Accident Report for Free
Accidents happen. The paperwork, phone calls, and stress that come after are often a blur — but it doesn’t have to be complicated. If your accident type is eligible, we’ll cover the cost of your official crash report and reach out by phone to get it to you.
- No cost if your accident type is eligible
- Delivered to you after a quick call
- 100% secure & confidential
Why do you need to get your accident report?
The police report on the accident is the official record of what happened. It includes:
- Names and contact information of everyone involved
- A description of where the accident occurred
- A description of how the accident occurred
- A list of any citations given
- An indication of who was deemed to be at fault
In Georgia, police typically fill out a report that serves as the record of the details of an accident. If police weren’t at the scene to create and file the report, one should be filed at the nearest police station. Let us simplify the process for you.
If you’ve been in an accident, don’t lose out.
Your crash report documents fault, citations, and everyone involved — the facts insurance companies use to decide your claim. If you were injured, the attorneys at Georgia Auto Law can also review your case for free. No fee unless we win.
Get your FREE crash reportFrequently Asked Questions
How much does a Georgia crash report normally cost?
Georgia crash reports typically cost $15 to obtain. If your accident type is eligible, we cover that cost for you — our team reaches out by phone and gets your report to you at no charge, typically within a few business days of your request.
What information is in a Georgia crash report?
The police report on your accident includes the names and contact information of everyone involved, a description of where and how the accident occurred, a list of any citations given, and an indication of who was deemed to be at fault.
What if the police never came to the scene of my accident?
In Georgia, police typically fill out a report that serves as the official record of an accident. If police were not at the scene to create and file a report, you should file one at the nearest police station as soon as possible.
Why do I need my crash report?
Your crash report is the official record of your accident. Insurance companies rely on it when processing claims, and it documents the details of fault, citations, and everyone involved — which matters if you were injured and pursue compensation.
Want more detail? Read our guides on every way to get your Georgia crash report and how to read the codes on it.