Tell the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) about collisions or incidents involving your vehicles if you've joined the DVSA earned recognition scheme.

Use this form (ER112) if you’re a DVSA earned recognition vehicle operator and one of your vehicles has been involved in a collision or incident.

You must report:

• fatalities
• serious injuries (such as broken bones, damage to major organs or overnight hospitalisation)
• a safety critical system failure (such as brake failure or wheel loss)
• a vehicle catching fire
• significant body damage to the vehicle (such as a bridge strike)
• something that could cause negative publicity that might bring DVSA earned recognition into disrepute
• a vehicle received an ‘S’ marked roadworthiness prohibition
• the operator or one of your employees are found guilty and convicted of an offence
• most serious infringement (such as not having a tachograph or carrying passengers or goods without holding a valid driving licence)

You must also send a report if the police tell you to.

Further information:

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/report-an-incident-if-youre-a-dvsa-earned-recognition-operator?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications&utm_source=833c5bfd-ae0c-451e-8781-21e82c721eab&utm_content=immediately