Need a Copy of Your Nebraska Accident Report? We Can Help.

Name: Nebraska Crash Report
Telephone: +14027043399
Price range: Free

From I-80 to a county road in the Sandhills, we help drivers anywhere in Nebraska track down their official crash report and understand what it says.

Help with reports from the State Patrol, county sheriffs, and city police
Every Nebraska county, from Douglas to Scotts Bluff
Free, with no obligation
If you were hurt, talk with a Nebraska injury attorney

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Not sure which agency handled your crash? That's fine. Call and we'll help you figure it out.

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Who Has Your Nebraska Crash Report?

Your report is held by whichever law enforcement agency responded to the crash. Here's how it usually breaks down.

Interstate & Highways

Crashes on I-80, I-680, I-180, and most state and U.S. highways outside city limits are usually worked by the Nebraska State Patrol.

Rural & County Roads

Outside city limits on county roads, the county sheriff's office typically responds and files the report.

Inside City Limits

In towns and cities, the local police department files the report, for example Omaha Police, Lincoln Police, or Grand Island Police.

How Nebraska Accident Reports Work

Helpful information for anyone involved in a crash anywhere in Nebraska.

Interstate 80 runs about 455 miles across Nebraska, connecting Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Kearney, and North Platte.

Getting a copy of your report

Official copies of Nebraska crash reports come from the agency that responded (Nebraska State Patrol, a county sheriff, or a city police department). The Nebraska Department of Transportation also keeps crash records.
Reports are usually ready a few business days to a couple of weeks after the crash, once the officer files it.
It helps to have the date, county or town, and road where the crash happened, the names of drivers involved, and any case or report number the officer gave you.
Some agencies charge a small fee for an official copy.

Crash happened while traveling? I-80 carries a lot of out-of-state traffic. If your crash happened in Nebraska, we can help no matter where you live.

Nebraska Traffic Safety by the Numbers

Recent figures from the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

2024: Nebraska's deadliest year on the roads since 2007

251 people died on Nebraska roads in 2024, in 223 fatal crashes.
That was the highest yearly total since 2007, when 256 people died.
Both deaths and fatal crashes were nearly 10 percent higher than in 2023.

Source: Nebraska Department of Transportation, as reported January 2025.

Nebraska Accident Report Questions

My crash was on I-80. Who has the report?

Most crashes on Interstate 80 outside city limits are worked by the Nebraska State Patrol. Inside Omaha or Lincoln city limits, it may be the city police. Call and we'll help you figure out which agency has it.

I don't know which agency responded. Can you still help?

Yes. Tell us the date and the town, county, or road, and we'll help work out who filed the report.

I live out of state but crashed in Nebraska. Can I get my report?

Yes. Nebraska crash reports are held by the Nebraska agency that responded, no matter where the drivers live. We can help you request it.

Does report help cost anything?

No. Help finding and understanding your Nebraska crash report is free, with no obligation.

Should I talk to the other driver's insurance company first?

Be careful. Statements given early are often used to reduce or deny a claim. It's smart to get your report first and talk to someone about your options.