It's important to understand that most states require you to report any car accident that results in some injury, death, or even property damage. If you're involved in an accident, you should be cautious and file a report.
Regarding the actual report, there is no standard format or set of questions that you must answer. However, most reports will ask for basic information about the accident, such as the date, time, and location. You will also be asked to give a brief description of what happened. Moreover, the police officer may ask for your version of events and the contact information of witnesses.
If the other driver doesn't want to file a report, you can still file one on your own. It's a good idea to file your report even if the other driver doesn’t do so. This way, you can ensure that your side of the story is included in the official record.