Collision Reporting Center

CRC Hours

 The Collision Reporting Centres (CRC) is available to drivers involved in collisions within the Niagara Region which meets the criteria for reporting at the CRC.

Reminder to Drivers: 
Always remember to exchange essential information, such as contact and insurance details, at the time of the collision before leaving the scene.

Reporting Criteria

• Property damage in any amount.
• No fatalities, or where only minor injuries are obtained (including but not limited to sore neck/back, concussions, minor scrapes or similar).
• No criminal activity, such as impaired driving, stolen vehicle or dangerous driving is suspected.
• Not a dangerous goods hauler.
• Not a government federal or provincial vehicle. Municipal vehicles where there are only minor injuries (see above) are to report to the CRC. This includes, but is not limited to cruisers, buses, plows, trucks etc.
• No damage to private property and/or highway. If there is damage to private property and/or highway, an Officer will attend, provide an incident number, and then refer to the CRC. 
• For a 'Fail to Remain' or 'Fail to Report', where a police officer attends and determines there are no witnesses or physical evidence.

Collision that fit the above criteria may be referred to the CRC if the drivers are able to attend the CRC in a timely manner (48 hours) and the drivers have no objection to attending the CRC.

If you live outside of Niagara: 
you must report the collision to a Niagara Collision Reporting Centre, before reporting it locally in your home area.
An officer or communicator/dispatcher can advise of the proper procedure.

For more information on Accident Support Services including reporting requirements please visit www.accsupport.com.

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