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Collision Reporting Centres

The Collision Reporting Centres of Toronto are partnerships between the Toronto Police Service, insurance providers and private enterprise. The concept of self reporting collisions is the main function of the Collision Reporting Centres. Drivers involved in property damage collisions MUST report within twenty four hours to a Collision Reporting Centre, where a police officer inspects the vehicle damage.

The driver then completes a simplified government collision report form which is checked by a police officer. Once the reports are completed, drivers may make use of the Insurance Services offered at the Centres. In some cases, the driver's own insurance provider is represented on site. This allows for the timely reporting of the collision to the insurance provider and an early resolution of the claim process.

This simplified process is a service to the driving public. Property damage collisions are handled in an efficient manner with more consideration given to the convenience of the driver and the time restraints on a busy population.

There are three Toronto Centres to serve you:

WEST COLLISION REPORTING CENTRE (map)
855 Oxford Street, Etobicoke
(416) 808-2960
Hours of operation: Monday to Friday, 0700-2100
Closed weekends and all statutory holidays
Effective 2004.07.19

NORTH COLLISION REPORTING CENTRE (map)
113 Toryork Road, North York
(416) 808-3960
Effective 2005.04.25
Hours of operation: Open 7 days a week all year, 0630-0130

EAST COLLISION REPORTING CENTRE (map)
39 Howden Road, Scarborough
(416) 808-4960
Hours of operation: Open 24/7  

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