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What is the timeframe for reporting a minor collision to a Collision Reporting Centre (CRC)?
What is the timeframe for reporting a minor collision to a Collision Reporting Centre (CRC)?
- 1 week
- 48 hours (correct)
- 72 hours
- 24 hours
What happens when the Communications Centre is notified of a minor collision?
What happens when the Communications Centre is notified of a minor collision?
- The Platoon Chief/Division Chief responds to the scene immediately.
- The CRC is notified to prepare a collision report.
- The Officer/driver exchanges documentation with the other involved party.
- The District Chief is contacted by Communications staff. (correct)
What is required to be exchanged between the parties involved in a minor collision?
What is required to be exchanged between the parties involved in a minor collision?
- Only a description of the incident
- Driver's license, vehicle permit information, and insurance (correct)
- Only insurance information
- Only driver's license and vehicle permit information
When can TFS apparatus/vehicles be taken to a CRC?
When can TFS apparatus/vehicles be taken to a CRC?
What happens if a driver is unable to attend the CRC on the day of the collision?
What happens if a driver is unable to attend the CRC on the day of the collision?
What is a benefit of emergency service workers attending the CRC?
What is a benefit of emergency service workers attending the CRC?
How many CRC's operate in the City of Toronto?
How many CRC's operate in the City of Toronto?
What are the operating hours of the CRC's?
What are the operating hours of the CRC's?
What is the phone number for the OPP Highway Safety Division – Toronto facility?
What is the phone number for the OPP Highway Safety Division – Toronto facility?
What forms must be completed regardless of the amount of damage involved in a collision?
What forms must be completed regardless of the amount of damage involved in a collision?
Who is responsible for ensuring that the TFS vehicle Collision Report (Form A) and Vehicle Report/Description of Events (Form B) are filled out and include all available information?
Who is responsible for ensuring that the TFS vehicle Collision Report (Form A) and Vehicle Report/Description of Events (Form B) are filled out and include all available information?
Where should the signed and completed copies of Form A and Form(s) B be sent via interoffice mail?
Where should the signed and completed copies of Form A and Form(s) B be sent via interoffice mail?
What is the purpose of the TFS District Chief Collision Checklist/Synopsis Form?
What is the purpose of the TFS District Chief Collision Checklist/Synopsis Form?
Who should review all documents ensuring accuracy, completion, and legibility?
Who should review all documents ensuring accuracy, completion, and legibility?
What should be completed using a straight edge and a legend to highlight additional information?
What should be completed using a straight edge and a legend to highlight additional information?
Where should the TFS Vehicle Collision Report (Form A) be emailed to?
Where should the TFS Vehicle Collision Report (Form A) be emailed to?
What should be exchanged with the driver of the other vehicle(s) involved in the collision?
What should be exchanged with the driver of the other vehicle(s) involved in the collision?
Study Notes
Collision Reporting Centre (CRC) Criteria
- Minor collisions that do not meet "At-Scene" criteria require a report to be filed at a CRC within 48 hours, but emergency service workers have extended time to report.
- The process involves notifying the Communications Centre, exchanging documentation with the other party, and attending a CRC to complete a collision report.
Filing a Collision Report
- The driver must exchange documentation with the other party, including driver's license, vehicle permit, and insurance information.
- The driver must attend a CRC to complete a collision report, either immediately or on their next scheduled shift.
- Emergency service workers on duty can attend a CRC for expedited service.
Collision Reporting Centre (CRC) Locations
- There are two CRC locations in Toronto, open 7 days a week from 8am to 10pm, located at:
- NORTH DISTRICT: 113 Toryork Dr. (Finch and Weston Rd), 416-808-3960
- EAST DISTRICT: 39 Howden Rd. (Lawrence East and Birchmount), 416-808-4960
- Ontario Provincial Police operate out of 1 CRC facility in Toronto.
Reporting Collisions on 400 Series Highways
- For collisions on 400 series highways, crews must attend the OPP Highway Safety Division – Toronto facility.
Filing TFS Vehicle Collision Reports
- TFS Vehicle Collision Report (Form A) and TFS Vehicle Collision Report/Description of Events (Form B) must be completed, regardless of damage.
- Forms must be completed using a TFS station computer, with no handwritten reports accepted.
- The diagram portion of Form B must be completed using a straight edge and legend.
Incident Reporting and Documentation
- The Officer/driver is responsible for gathering information and completing reports as soon as possible.
- The TFS District Chief Checklist/Synopsis Form ensures all paperwork is obtained, completed, and legible.
- The Platoon Chief/Division Chief reviews and signs documents, then forwards them to the TFS Driver Training Section.
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Learn about the criteria for reporting collisions to a Collision Reporting Centre (CRC) in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act. Discover the time frame for reporting and special considerations for emergency service workers.
