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How to Get a Crash Report in Orlando, FL

How to get a crash report in Orlando, FL: how to request a copy, who can get one, the fees and when it is ready, quoted from official pages.

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How do I get a crash report in Orlando?

For a crash the Orlando Police Department investigated, its page says: “Use the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles online service to request your crash report.”

Getting the crash report in Orlando

  • Agency: Orlando Police Department
  • Its crash-report page: Request a Traffic Crash Report - City of Orlando
  • Who can get a copy: “You must be the driver, or named on the report as a person involved in the crash. The crash must have happened since 2011. The crash must have happened in the City of Orlando.”
  • Online: “Use the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles online service to request your crash report.”
    • When it is ready: “Important: It takes 3-5 business days after a crash for the report to be available online.”
    • You need: “You will need:”
      • “Case number”
      • “Date of crash”
      • “Driver’s name”
      • “Credit or debit card for a $10 payment”
    • Fee: “The fee for each crash report is $10.00. A driver’s exchange report for a minor accident is free.”
    • Fee: “A convenience fee of $2.00 will be applied to each total transaction through the Florida Crash Portal.” (Traffic Crash Reports - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (flhsmv.gov))
    • When it is ready: “Reports become available online immediately and must be downloaded within 48 hours. FLHSMV will email you a link to download the report.”
  • Exception: “For crash reports before 2011, use our online service to request a public record from the Orlando Police Department (OPD)”
  • Exception: “For crash reports before 2002, contact the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.”
  • Online portal: Florida Crash Portal. Run by Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. The city's page links to it.

Sources: Request a Traffic Crash Report - City of Orlando; Traffic Crash Reports - Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (flhsmv.gov). Checked November 4, 2026; quotes are copied from those pages. Fees, forms and rules can change, so check the department's page before you send a request.

Fatal crashes in Orlando, 2020-2024

Source: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2020-2023 Final File and 2024 Annual Report File; fatal crashes coded to Orlando.

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