Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by (Name)

  • Date of birth

  • Location
  • Vehicle registration number

Safety

  • Are you in a position of safety?

  • If safe to do so, get to a safe position, or call 999.

  • Is anyone at risk as a result of the incident?

  • Do they require emergency help?

  • Call 999 for the emergency services

  • Are there any immediate risks to property or infrastructure? (I.E Network rail, pylons, building collapse)

  • If safe to do so, get to a safe position, or call 999.

Injuries

  • Are there any injured parties?

  • Do they require immediate assistance?

  • Stop this form and contact 999.

  • Is there more than 1 injured party?

  • Describe injury detail including name of injured party

  • Person 1 - Describe injury detail including name of injured party

  • Person 2 - Describe injury detail including name of injured party

  • Person 3 - Describe injury detail including name of injured party

  • Person 4/5/6 - Describe injury detail including name of injured party

Infrastructure

  • Has there been any infrastructure damage? (I.E. Bridge strike, pylons, buildings, property, etc.)

  • What type of infrustucture?

  • Contact Network rail and emergency services (Rail bridge numbers are found on the bridge (see example))

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  • Contact 105 and emergency services

  • Contact emergency services if the building is structurally at risk

  • What type of damage has occurred - include as much detail as possible.

  • Please describe in detail and contact the emergency services if required

Insurance questions

  • Was your vehicle parked / unattended?

  • Please give details - location (street name), reason for unattended vehicle etc.

  • Were you the driver of the vehicle at the time of the incident?

  • Who was driving (Name and date of birth required)

  • Have you received any motoring convictions in the last 5 years?

  • Please give details of these

  • Have you held your licence for more than a year?

  • Was there anybody who witnessed the incident?

  • Please add details, (Name address, phone number, email address)

  • Did any emergency services attend the incident?

  • Add any crime reference numbers or reference numbers of attending officer details

Other parties involved

  • Vehicle 1 - Name, address, email and phone number

  • Vehicle registration and make / model

  • How many people were in the vehicle?

  • Vehicle 2 - Name, address, email and phone number

  • Vehicle registration and make / model

  • How many people were in the vehicle?

  • Vehicle 3/4/5 - Name, address, email and phone number

  • Vehicle registration and make / model

  • How many people were in the vehicle?

  • Were there any passengers involved?

  • Provide details of all passengers -Name, address, email and phone number

  • Were any pedestrians involved?

  • Provide details of any pedestrians involved - Name, address, email and phone number

Incident details

  • Weather conditions

  • Location

  • Road surface type ( Tarmac, concrete, gravel etc.)

  • road speed limit (If known)

  • What happened ( Give a full description of what has happened).

  • Do you believe you were at fault?

Evidence

  • Add photo(s) of the scene showing the entire area from all directions

  • Add photos of any damage to all vehicles and or infrastructure / property.

  • Add photos of any road signage in the vicinity

  • Add photos of all vehicle registration numbers involved in the incident

  • Add additional photos of any contributing factors

Incident sketch

  • Upload a sketch (plan view) of the incident details

Declaration

  • I confirm to the best of my knowledge this is a factual account of the incident

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