VI News Staff 1 year ago

VIPD now offers 24/7 access to car accident reports

CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Virgin Islands Police Department receives dozens of requests from citizens and insurance companies each day to obtain crash reports.

The Virgin Islands Police Department now makes it easier for motorists to get their crash reports at CRASHDOCS.org.  CRASHDOCS.org eliminates the need for citizens to make in-person visits to the department or wait for business hours to access reports.  They can visit the secure site 24/7, enter their report reference number, last name, and date of the accident to locate and quickly obtain documentation.  The tool also streamlines operations at Virgin Islands Police Department by eliminating phone calls, counter visits, and handling paper processing.

“The Virgin Islands Police Department (VIPD) is excited to announce a collaboration with the online service CARFAX to improve accessibility to traffic accident reports,” Acting Commissioner Mario Brooks said. “Citizens are now able to use their smart devices to search, pay for, and download their traffic accident reports via the QR code to access the CRASHDOCS.org (site). This launch marks the first phase of our initiative to streamline report requests and provide better service to the community.”

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