Reporting an accident
North Carolina crashes involving death personal injury or property damage of $1000 or more must be reported to the nearest law-enforcement officer or agency. [ncdot.gov]
Accident Report Copy
Crash reports are free at the Police Records counter or online; the counter is at 6716 Six Forks Road and is open Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; phone 919-996-3325. [raleighnc.gov]
Parking
The city tows vehicles parked in signed tow-away zones or travel lanes or areas restricted by posted notice; a booted vehicle may be towed if delinquent fines remain unpaid for 24 hours. [raleighnc.gov]
Who to call
Raleigh Police non-emergency is 919-829-1911; the linked city page does not publish a North Carolina State Highway Patrol number. [raleighnc.gov]
Fees
The city charges $50.00 to remove an immobilization device; if required payments are not made within 24 hours the vehicle may be towed and impounded. [library.municode.com]
Private-property towing
North Carolina requires 24-by-24-inch tow signs at every vehicle entrance and written authorization from the property owner or lessee; signs generally must be posted for at least 72 hours. [library.ncleg.gov]
This guide summarizes official sources linked above. Rules change - always confirm with the linked agency. This is general information, not legal advice.