New Jersey NJTR-1 Crash Report Manual

This is a guide manual for NJTR-1, which is a New Jersey Statewide Traffic Records Coordinating Committee form.


New Jersey NJTR-1 Crash Report Manual - cover page
Brand
New Jersey Statewide Traffic Records Coordinating Committee
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
136
File format
PDF
File size
10.9 MB
Published
19 October, 2023
Updated
19 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
9477CFE87BC18AC1F5A2B979774D9515

About this manual

This manual serves as the official guide for completing the New Jersey NJTR-1 Crash Report form. It was created by a group of professionals including the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety, NJDOT, and the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to assist law enforcement officers in filing accurate reports. The document covers the requirements for reporting crashes resulting in injury, death, or property damage exceeding $500.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • History of Crash Reporting
  • General NJTR-1 Protocols and Instructions
  • Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws
  • Crash Location (Boxes 1-22)
  • Driver/Vehicle (Boxes 23-48)
  • Commercial Vehicle (Boxes 49-52)
  • Persons Involved (Boxes 83-95)
  • Roadway System (Boxes 96-103)
  • Crash/Vehicle Characteristics (Boxes 104-117)

Specifications

Reportable Damage Thresholdexcess of $500.00
Submission Deadlinefive (5) days
Total Data Blocks153 blocks
Unknown Indicatordouble zeros (00)

Frequently asked questions

When must a crash report be submitted?

A completed crash report must be submitted within five days after the investigation of the crash.

What should be used to indicate non-applicable information?

A dash (-) should be used to indicate non-applicable information in all Boxes.

What code is used for 'Other' responses?

Code 99 should be used for Other, except when an Other Code already exists for the field.

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