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Region, FMC, class, tag number, control number, agency and bureau, each in its own set of boxes. The form does not explain the codes.
GSA1593
Motor Vehicle Accident Resume
GSA Form 1593, Motor Vehicle Accident Resume, is a General Services Administration form, Rev. 5/1994 (printed REV. 5-94). The footer says it is prescribed by FSS P 5600.8, the same authority GSA's page lists, and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The one-page form summarizes a single accident in boxes: region, FMC, class, tag number, control number, agency and bureau codes, the agency involved and its BOAC, the location and date of the accident, the type of accident, the driver, the vehicle parts damaged, the estimated amount of damage in dollars only, and the number of persons injured and of fatalities. Two date boxes record when it was forwarded to and received by the regional office. It prints no instructions, signature line, OMB number or privacy statement, and it does not say who prepares it.
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Region, FMC, class, tag number, control number, agency and bureau, each in its own set of boxes. The form does not explain the codes.
Agency involved, agency BOAC, location of accident and date of accident.

Check one: collision with another vehicle, struck stationary object, ran off road, struck pedestrian or other.
Driver (last name and spaced initials), vehicle parts damaged, and estimated amount of damage in dollars only.
Number of persons injured and number of fatalities, each in its own small set of boxes.
Date forwarded to the regional office and date received by the regional office.
Fill in region, FMC, class, tag number, control number, agency and bureau in the top row of boxes.
Enter the agency involved and the agency BOAC.
Enter the location of accident and the date of accident.
The form says to check one: collision with another vehicle, struck stationary object, ran off road, struck pedestrian or other.
Enter the driver, the vehicle parts damaged and the estimated amount of damage, which the form says is in dollars only, then the number of persons injured and of fatalities.
Record the date the form is forwarded to the regional office and the date the regional office receives it.
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The PDF prints no address. Its date boxes show it is forwarded to and received by a regional office.
The footer says Prescribed by FSS P 5600.8, the authority GSA's page also lists.
It prints no instructions, signature line, OMB number or privacy statement, and it does not define its codes.
The footer prints GSA FORM 1593 (REV. 5-94), and GSA's page gives the current revision date as 05/1994.
A date box records when the form was forwarded to the regional office. The form does not name the sending office.
A second date box records when the regional office received it.
Boxes for the agency involved and the agency BOAC, plus agency and bureau code boxes in the top row.
The driver is entered by last name and spaced initials in a row of character boxes. The form does not say whether the driver completes it.
The form does not name the office that prepares it, and it has no signature line. Its boxes name these parties.
The agency’s own page for Form GSA1593.
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It is a General Services Administration form. The footer says it is prescribed by FSS P 5600.8, and GSA hosts it in its forms library.
The form does not say. It has no signature line, and its date boxes record when it is forwarded to and received by a regional office.
The form says to check one of five boxes: collision with another vehicle, struck stationary object, ran off road, struck pedestrian or other.
The form labels the box Estimated Amount of Damage (Dollars Only) and gives it a row of digit boxes.
No. It prints the labels Region, FMC, Class, Tag No., Control No., Agency, Bureau and Agency BOAC without instructions or definitions.
The footer prints REV. 5-94, and GSA's page lists 05/1994 as the current revision date.