Short answer
Short answer. 405 Injury by Hicks Law Firm helps people after car wrecks across the Oklahoma City metro, from its office in south Oklahoma City. Which police agency took the report, which county court applies and which records exist depend on where the crash happened, so start with the city or highway below.
Jason Hicks reviews car-wreck questions for 405 Injury by Hicks Law Firm. The office is at 1332 SW 89th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73159, (405) 759-0515. 405 does not have offices in the suburbs listed here.
For official crash data for the OKC metro, see the state Highway Safety Office figures. In 2021, Oklahoma City recorded 18,935 reported crashes (OHSO 2021 Crash Facts).
Oklahoma City
- Oklahoma City car wreck guide: reports, roads and court. Covers OKCPD versus Highway Patrol reports and the Oklahoma County courthouse.
Highways through the metro
- I-35 crashes: the north–south interstate through Edmond, Oklahoma City, Moore and Norman.
- I-40 crashes: the east–west interstate through Yukon and Oklahoma City, including I-40 crashes near Yukon and Mustang and I-40 crashes near Midwest City and Del City.
- I-240 crashes: the interstate across south Oklahoma City.
- Kilpatrick Turnpike crashes: the I-344 toll road on the north and west sides, patrolled by Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troop YE.
- Fatal-crash counts by interstate, 2020–2024: NHTSA FARS counts for I-35, I-40, I-240 and I-44 inside Oklahoma City limits (2024 preliminary). The highway guides above count by county for 2022–2024, so their numbers differ.
Nearby cities
- Del City accident reports
- Edmond car crash reports and local rules
- Midwest City crash reports and Tinker
- Moore car wreck reports and records
- Norman car wreck reports and roads
- Yukon car crash reports
Mustang
- Mustang Police: the department lists Records at 405-376-7733 and the email mustang_pd@cityofmustang.org, and its site links to the City's Open Records Request page (Mustang Police Department).
- Canadian County Sheriff: if the Sheriff's Office worked the crash, it says: "You must pick up records in person. We do not mail, email, or fax records." (Records Requests).
- Fatal crashes: NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) recorded 1 fatal crash with the Mustang city code from 2022 through 2024.¹ The 2024 figures come from the FARS Annual Report File, preliminary. This is a count only; traffic volume isn't accounted for.
¹ 2022: 1 / 2023: 0 / 2024, preliminary: 0. Case-level records are public in NHTSA's FARS database.
Rules that apply anywhere in Oklahoma
Wherever the crash happened, the same state statutes govern fault, insurance minimums and deadlines. See Oklahoma car accident laws at a glance.