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No Police Report After a Las Vegas Crash — Is That Okay?

By Chase Jeong

Do I really have to call the police?

After a car accident in Las Vegas, this is something many people wrestle with. Especially when it is a light fender-bender, the damage to the cars looks small, and both drivers say they are fine — in situations like that, plenty of people simply let the other driver go.

The problem comes afterward

A body that felt fine right after the crash often starts hurting a day or two later: neck pain, a stiff lower back, headaches. That is usually the moment the thought arrives — "should I really have just let them go?"

An accident with no record gets harder later

In Las Vegas, three things play an important role: the police report, the other driver's information, and the records of the accident. An accident with none of them can become much more difficult down the road.

If you already let them drive away

Even if you are in that situation now, it may not be too late. It is worth finding out where you stand.

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This article is general information, not legal advice about your specific situation.

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