The SF 91 form should be left at the accident site with the person, or placed under their windshield.

The SF 91 form should be left at the accident site with the person, or placed under their windshield.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Left at accident site with the person
• D. Left under windshield

Answer: (B)

The SF 91 is an official accident report that must be documented and routed through the proper channels, not left behind at the scene or taped to a car. Leaving the form at the accident site or under the windshield would risk it being lost, damaged, or not properly filed, which can delay the incident’s official record and accountability. The correct approach is to complete the form and submit it to the appropriate authority—such as your supervisor or the agency’s safety/claims office—through the proper procedures. If the other party needs a copy, you can provide information or a copy through the approved channels, but the document’s official destination is the designated reporting process, not the scene.

The SF 91 is an official accident report that must be documented and routed through the proper channels, not left behind at the scene or taped to a car. Leaving the form at the accident site or under the windshield would risk it being lost, damaged, or not properly filed, which can delay the incident’s official record and accountability. The correct approach is to complete the form and submit it to the appropriate authority—such as your supervisor or the agency’s safety/claims office—through the proper procedures. If the other party needs a copy, you can provide information or a copy through the approved channels, but the document’s official destination is the designated reporting process, not the scene.