Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board (ILETSB) Practice Exam

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A crash report is required when there is damage exceeding what amount if a person injury has occurred?

  1. $500

  2. $1,000

  3. $1,500

  4. $2,000

The correct answer is: $1,500

In Illinois, a crash report is required when there is vehicle damage exceeding $1,500 in cases where an injury to a person has occurred. This threshold aligns with state regulations aimed at ensuring that law enforcement authorities are informed of significant incidents that may necessitate further investigation or insurance processing. Knowing this threshold is important for law enforcement officers and other involved parties, as it helps to establish clear guidelines on reporting obligations. The specified amount reflects an effort to focus on more serious incidents, helping to streamline reporting while ensuring that those requiring assistance or compensation have necessary documentation.