What must you submit within 10 days if you are involved in an uninvestigated accident causing significant damage?

When involved in an uninvestigated accident that causes significant damage, it's required to submit a SR-1 (Report of Accident) Form within 10 days. This form is essential for documenting the accident details such as the parties involved, the extent of damages, and any injuries that occurred.

Submitting the SR-1 form helps ensure that all relevant information is recorded and can assist insurance companies in processing claims. This requirement is part of Nevada law, intended to provide accountability and clarity following an accident, particularly when law enforcement did not conduct an investigation at the scene.

Other options, while they may be related to traffic incidents or accidents, do not fulfill this specific requirement. The DL-1 form typically pertains to driver's license applications or renewals rather than accident reporting. A medical report may be necessary for medical claims or in certain legal situations but is not mandated specifically for reporting the accident itself. A traffic citation is issued for violations related to driving behavior (e.g., speeding, running a red light) and does not pertain to the accident reporting process.