One Other Vehicle

• This type of accident is the most common and is a standard, two-vehicle collision. This type of accident is denoted by a "1" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Three or More Vehicles

• When more than two vehicles are involved in the same accident, it will be given the designation of a "Three or More Vehicles" crash. This type of accident is denoted by a "2" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Pedestrian

• If a driver is involved in a collision with a someone who is walking, whether they are on the road, a sidewalk or a trail, then this designation is given to the accident. This type of accident is denoted by a "3" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Train

• This label is given to an accident on your driving record if it involves your vehicle and a freight or commuter train. This type of accident is denoted by a "4" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Motorized Scooter

• If you are involved in an accident with any type of motorized scooter, it will be given this title. This includes scooters such as Vespa's and mopeds; however, this does not include motorcycles, which are considered vehicles. This type of accident is denoted by a "5" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Bicycle

• When a driver is involved in an accident with a person on a bicycle, it is denoted by a "6" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Animal

• An accident involving an animal, whether it is a wild creature or a domesticated one, will be given this title. This type of accident is denoted by a "7" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Non-Collision

• Non-collision accidents occur when damage is done to the driver's vehicle, but without it coming into contact with another vehicle or property. This often occurs when a tire is blown out or there is some kind of major mechanical problem. This type of accident is denoted by a "R" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Fixed Object / Property Damage

• This type of accident involves the driver's vehicle and some kind of property, such as a house, mailbox, or gate. This type of accident is denoted by a "X" in the "Accidents" section.
  
  

Fatal Accident

• Fatal accidents can occur in several of these cases, and therefore appears as an annotation to the actual note. This is denoted by placing a "*" next to the label of the accident.