You need to contact the local Highway Patrol office where the accident occurred. Nevada Revised Statutes directs that any driver involved in a wreck must stop at an accident that involves damage to a vehicle or other property (NRS 484E.020), or a death or injury (NRS 484E.010). Drivers are also required to give information and render aid in accordance with NRS 484E.030. As of March 2014, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department will no longer respond to minor, non-injury car accidents – meaning, if the total damage from a collision is under $750, and there are no injuries, Nevada’s state and local police officers will not respond to the accident scene.
If the police do not come to the scene of the accident, the driver of a vehicle involved in a car accident must report the crash if it resulted in:
damage to a vehicle or other property over $750
serious injury or death
The driver must report the accident immediately to the Nevada Highway Patrol and the failure to report the car accident may result in driver’s license suspension for up to one year.