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| Location | Date/Time | Vehicles Involved | Description |
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Crash ID: 34182782
I264 EB, KY, US
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12/20/24 00:52 | Accident Leaves 2 Injured In accident On I264 EB, KY, US. | |
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Crash ID: 34182794
OUTER, LOOP, KY, US
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12/19/24 18:01 | Accident Leaves 1 Injured In accident On OUTER, LOOP, KY, US. | |
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Crash ID: 34180396
4100, SHELBYVILLE, RD, KY, US
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12/19/24 09:30 | Accident Leaves 1 Injured In accident On 4100, SHELBYVILLE, RD, KY, US. | |
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Crash ID: 34182721
9010, CINDERELLA, LN, KY, US
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12/19/24 08:36 | Accident Leaves 1 Injured In accident On 9010, CINDERELLA, LN, KY, US. | |
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Crash ID: 34182767
OAK, ST, W, KY, US
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12/19/24 07:54 | Accident Leaves 1 Injured In accident On OAK, ST, W, KY, US. |
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How to get your Louisville Metro Police Department, KY accident report
| The cost of an accident report from Louisville Metro Police Department is $10. You will likely need to provide information such as the report number, your name, drivers license number, vehicle plate number, the date/time of accident, location of accident, who was involved in the accident, your mailing address, phone number, and email. |
| Louisville Metro Police Department offer's 4 ways to get a copy of your accident report: |
| Phone: 5025747989 |
| In Person: Louisville Metro Police Department, 701 W Ormsby Avenue Suite 001 Louisville, KY 40203 |
| By Email: [email protected] |
| Online: For more information, you can visit https://louisville-police.org/189/Get-a-Police-Report |
When Should I Request a Legal Consultation?
1. You Are Hurt or Suffered a Serious Injury or Permanent Disability
If you were seriously injured in an accident or acquired a serious illness, you definitely need a lawyer. There is no room for chance when a lifetime of pain, suffering, and bills are on the line.
2. You Aren't Sure Who is At Fault
If you were involved in an accident and it is unclear who was at fault, you should definitely consult with an attorney. In situations like this, the other party’s insurance company will try to blame you for damages.
3. There Are Multiple Parties Involved
If you were injured in an accident that involved multiple parties, consulting with a personal injury lawyer will give you the best chance at not being stuck with the bill.
4. The Insurance Company Denied or is Delaying Your Claim
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How long does a car accident stay on your record in KY?
In Kentucky, most traffic violations and accidents will stay on your driving record for three to five years, depending on the severity of the offense. However, some serious infractions like DUIs and hit-and-runs may remain on your record for up to ten years or more. These can affect your insurance rates and your eligibility for certain jobs.
That’s why it’s important to always file a collision report with the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) if you are involved in an accident. This will help you protect your rights and interests in case of any disputes or claims. You can find more information about how to file a collision report on the LMPD website.
How long does it take to get an accident report Kentucky?
You can get your accident report from the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) five days after the incident. You can apply online for a small fee and get your report right away. You just need to fill out an online form and verify your identity.
You can also apply by mail, online, or in person at the nearest LMPD station. However, applying online is the fastest and easiest way to get your report.
Is Kentucky a no-fault state for car accidents?
Kentucky has a special “choice no-fault” system for auto insurance. This means that drivers can choose between no-fault insurance or traditional fault-based coverage. If you have no-fault insurance, your insurance company will pay for your losses, no matter who caused the accident. But if you have traditional coverage and you are at fault, your insurance rates may go up.
This system allows fewer accidents to go to court for civil liability issues. However, you should know that criminal charges may still apply in some cases.
Are car accidents public record in Kentucky?
Car accident reports in Kentucky are not public records. They are only available to certain people who have a legitimate interest in them.
These people include the drivers, passengers, or pedestrians involved in the accident, the parents or guardians of a minor who was involved in the accident, the insurance companies of the parties involved, the attorneys representing the parties involved, and the law enforcement officers who investigated the accident.
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