The footage board for crashes
Somebody's dashcam saw it.
After a crash, the best witness is often a stranger's camera. Post what you need, free. We publish it without your contact details and put it in front of drivers who were there.
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Alaska crash reports Alaska accident report: Ask Police, or DMV Copy for $10 
Arkansas crash reports Arkansas accident report: ASP $10 If Involved, $25 Others 
Colorado crash reports Colorado accident report: Ask Responding Agency; CSP From $5 
Connecticut crash reports Connecticut accident report: CSP Fee $16; Local Fees Vary 
Delaware crash reports Delaware accident report: Responding Agency; DSP From $25 - District of Columbia crash reports District of Columbia accident report: Free PD-10 for Parties
- Hawaii crash reports Hawaii accident report: Request From County Police
- Idaho crash reports Idaho accident report: $7 Plus Fee From ITD Online
- Iowa crash reports Iowa accident report: $4 Officer Report From Iowa DOT
- Kansas crash reports Kansas accident report: Ask the Agency That Responded
- Louisiana crash reports Louisiana accident report: Limited Access, $5 or $20 Fee Cap
How the footage board works
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Post what you need
Where and when it happened, and what a camera would have seen. We review it by hand and publish it without your contact details.
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Drivers who were there see it
Registered dashcam owners near the scene get an email, and every bounty comes with share text and a printable flyer for the area.
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We connect you
When someone has footage, we pass their note to you. Contact details are shared only when you both agree. The reward is between you.
Crash evidence, state by state
How to get the police crash report and police, traffic camera and other public video in your state: the law, the deadline, the fee, and where to ask. Researched from each state's own statutes and agencies, then independently fact-checked.
Blue states have a verified accident report page and accident video page. More are added only after an independent fact-check.
What a ticket actually costs in your state
Fines and penalties by violation and state, every figure cited to a statute or official fee schedule, never guessed.
- verified state law files
- 65
- states covered
- 51
- long-form guides
- 17
- Both tickets
- Some tickets
- Not yet
The NYC idling dataset
Open the dataNew York City pays residents a share of idling fines they report. Our analysis of 362,855 OATH hearing records, updated from NYC Open Data, as of November 2026.
Source: NYC Open Data, OATH Hearings Division Case Status · DEP idling summonses · as of November 2026 · methodology