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No, Oklahoma is not a no-fault state. It is an at-fault state. What this means is that the at-fault party is responsible, financially, for any property damages and/or injuries suffered as a result of the accident.

Per Title 47 O.S., Section 40-102 A. 1., reports should be forwarded to DPS within thirty (30) days of the collision or, if the collision results in death of any person, within twenty (20) days of the death of the person, whichever time period is lesser, by the law enforcement agency preparing the report.

Checking with Local Police and the California Highway Patrol Don't call 911 unless you have a real emergency, but you can call a Police Desk or the nearest CHP call center. They could be able to tell you if any accident is reported in your area.

In Oklahoma, there are two ways to obtain a collision report. A request can be made in person during business hours at the police headquarters in the jurisdiction where the crash occurred. The second way is to fill out a records request form and mail it to the Department of Public Safety Records Management Division.

Local Car Crash Reporting Rules In Oklahoma City, a non-injury accident can be reported by calling the non-emergency number for the police. If an officer is available they can come to the crash scene and make a report of the accident. The City of Oklahoma City Police Department can be reached at 405-297-1000.

To obtain a collision report, submit a Reports Request Form along with all applicable fees by either of the following methods: Mail the form and all applicable fees, using one of the forms of payment listed at the bottom of the form, to: ... You may also present the completed form in-person and fees to: