Nevada AB55 revises crash report requirements, including analysis of prohibited substances in blood tests and electronic submission of crash reports.
Nevada AB55 amends existing law to require blood tests for deceased crash victims to include analysis for both alcohol and prohibited substances. It mandates police officers to submit crash reports electronically to the Department of Public Safety within 10 days of the crash or the death of a person involved. The Department of Public Safety must record crash data in a central repository to track statewide crash data. The bill also revises the form for crash reports and the process for submitting these reports.
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