Seguin Crash Reports

The Texas crash report is a written record of car accidents on Texas roads. Police officers write this report, and then it's sent to the Texas Department of Transportation within 10 days of the crash¹. People use this report for:

- Making insurance claims.
- Asking for money for injuries or car damage from the other driver.
- Showing who was at fault in court.
- Getting information on how many accidents happen in Texas and why.

This report, often called the Texas Peace Officer's Crash Report (CR-3), has:

- When and where the crash happened.
- Driver details like names, addresses, phone numbers, and driver's license numbers.
- Details about the cars, like VINs and license plates.
- Insurance details of the drivers.
- Information on passengers, people walking, or cyclists involved.
- Names of the police officers who wrote the report.
- What might have caused the crash, like weather or road problems.
- Pictures or drawings of the crash scene.
- What drivers, witnesses, or officers said about the crash.

This report has lots of codes and short forms. To help you:

- Check the CR-3 Guide to know what each part of the report means.
- Use the CR-3 Code List to understand the codes on the report.
- The CRIS Tool lets you search public crash data using your crash ID.

If you find a mistake in the report, talk to the police department that made the report to get it fixed. They might ask for proof. Some places might ask you to fill a form or pay money to get a new report.

If you need your crash report from the Seguin Police Department, you can check their website, call them at (830) 379-2123, or go to their office at 350 N Guadalupe St, Seguin, TX 78155. You can also buy your report online and get it in an email.