Submit the completed form to the appropriate federal agency or department. This can be done via email, fax, online submission forms, or physical addresses. Double-check that all sections are complete and accurate before submission to avoid delays. Ensure to provide necessary supporting documents and additional information as required. Retain copies of the submitted form for your records. Contact your supervisor or department head if you need assistance with the submission process.

Important dates for this form include the date of the accident and the date of submission. Always ensure the form is submitted promptly after the incident to comply with legal and administrative requirements in 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the Motor Vehicle Accident Report Form is to provide a detailed account of motor vehicle accidents involving federal vehicles. This form is crucial for documenting the particulars of the accident, including vehicle information, accident details, witness statements, and property damage assessments. The collected data aids in legal investigations and helps in processing insurance claims effectively. Accurate completion of the form ensures that all relevant information is captured, thereby facilitating a thorough investigation. It helps legal professionals and accident investigators review the incident, identify the cause, and take necessary actions. Moreover, the information provided in the form supports insurance companies in assessing the damage and processing claims promptly. Employees must fill out the form diligently, including their supervisors' certifications. Proper submission of this form not only fulfills legal requirements but also contributes to enhancing the safety protocols and reducing the occurrence of future accidents.

• 1. Driver's Name: The name of the driver involved in the accident, including last, first, and middle names.
• 2. Driver's License No./State/Limitations: Information on the driver's license, including the number, issuing state, and any limitations.
• 3. Date of Accident: The specific date when the accident occurred.
• 4. Department/Federal Agency Permanent Office Address: The address of the department or federal agency the driver is associated with.
• 5. Tag or Identification Number: The identification number of the vehicle involved in the accident.
• 6. Describe Vehicle Damage: A detailed description of the vehicle damage resulting from the accident.
• 7. Driver's Work Address: The work address of the driver involved in the accident.
• 8. Driver's Home Address: The home address of the driver involved in the accident.
• 9. Driver's Insurance Company Name and Address: The name and address of the driver's insurance company.
• 10. Policy Number: The policy number of the driver's insurance.
• 11. Owner's Name: The name of the owner of the vehicle, if different from the driver.
• 12. Owner's Address: The address of the owner of the vehicle.
• 13. Killed or Injured: Information on any killed or injured persons in the accident, including their names, birth dates, and whether they were killed or injured.
• 14. Place of Accident: The location of the accident, including street address, city, state, and ZIP Code.
• 15. Time of Accident: The specific time when the accident occurred.
• 16. Witness/Passenger: Details of any witnesses or passengers involved in the accident, including their names and contact information.
• 17. Property Damage: Information on any property damage resulting from the accident, including descriptions of damaged items and their locations.
• 18. Police Information: Details of the police officer who responded to the accident, including their name, badge number, and contact information.
• 19. Federal Driver Certification: A certification section for the federal driver to verify the information provided in the form.
• 20. Details of Trip During Which Accident Occurred: Information about the trip during which the accident occurred, including origin, destination, and purpose of the trip.
• 21. Supervisor's Certification: A certification section for the supervisor to verify the trip details and accident information.

Failure to submit this form can result in administrative sanctions and hinder the investigation of the accident.

• Legal Consequences: Failing to submit accurate reports may lead to legal issues and penalties.
• Insurance Claims: Inaccurate or missing reports can delay or affect insurance claims processing.
• Administrative Action: Non-compliance can result in disciplinary actions from the federal agency or department.

• 1. Accident Occurrence: Report details immediately following a vehicle accident involving a federal vehicle.
• 2. Insurance Processing: Provide necessary information for insurance claim processing.
• 3. Legal Compliance: Ensure all legal requirements for reporting a federal vehicle accident are met.
• 4. Safety Analysis: Contribute data for analyzing accident causes and improving safety measures.
• 5. Supervisor Verification: Allows supervisors to verify and certify the details of the accident and trip.