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   What is a reportable road traffic collision?

   • The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: * You may also report collisions or incidents involving deer, but this is not a legal requirement.

   Collisions and incidents - Police UK

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   What is the difference between a reportable and a recordable collision?

   • There is a difference between a “Reportable” collision under the Road Traffic Act and a “Recordable” collision as required by the Department for Transport (DFT). The DFT Stats20 manual provides instructions for the completion of Road Accident reports. The Department for Transport (DfT) provide a wider definition of what must be reported to them.

   Road Traffic Collisions (Policy & Procedure) - Merseyside Police

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   Should a car accident be reported to the police?

   • A. No. The accident should be reported to the police, who have primary responsibility for enforcing road traffic legislation. Most injuries resulting from vehicle movement on public roads are not reportable under RIDDOR. Q.

   Examples of reportable incidents - RIDDOR - HSE

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   Are injuries resulting from vehicle movement on public roads reportable?

   • Most injuries resulting from vehicle movement on public roads are not reportable under RIDDOR. Q. Two of our staff received major injuries when one, driving our delivery truck, collided with a lift truck the other was driving. The accident happened on the private road around our site. Is this reportable? A. Yes.

   Examples of reportable incidents - RIDDOR - HSE

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2. www.police.uk › rs › road-safetyRoad collisions and incidents - Police UK

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   The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: injury or damage to anybody - other than the driver of that vehicle.

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   The law defines a reportable road traffic collision as a collision involving a mechanically-propelled vehicle on a road or other public area which causes: injury or damage to anybody - other than the driver of that vehicle.

4. www.hse.gov.uk › riddor › examples-reportableExamples of reportable incidents - RIDDOR - HSE

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   To help you decide whether or not an incident is reportable, here are some example questions. Road-traffic accidents/accidents caused by vehicles on a road. Q. A driver was seriously injured in a...

5. www.legislation.gov.uk › ukpga › 1988Road Traffic Act 1988 - Legislation.gov.uk

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   the driver must report the accident and produce such a certificate or other evidence. This subsection does not apply to the driver of an invalid carriage.

6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentReporting road accidents to the police - GOV.UK

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   Reporting road accidents to the police. Consultation. Moving Britain Ahead. December 2016. The Department for Transport has actively considered the needs of blind and partially sighted people...

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7. www.college.police.uk › app › roads-policingManagement of incidents - College of Policing

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   Oct 23, 2013 · The first officers or police staff attending a collision that has resulted in a road death and/or life-changing injuries must conduct an initial assessment and send a situation report to the control room. The control room will, if necessary, coordinate the deployment of supervisors and additional resources to the incident.

8. www.merseyside.police.uk › SysSiteAssets › foi-mediaRoad Traffic Collisions (Policy & Procedure) - Merseyside Police

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   Provide a consistent and effective framework for reporting; categorisation; recording; investigating, and suitable disposal decision for road traffic collisions, so that we understand our business; focussing on quality and do the right thing in every circumstance.