to reflect any change in crash-caused injuries or fatalities. (4) Accommodations in event of injury The Postal Service shall provide for procedures under which reports may be submitted under this subsection under an alternative deadline in the event a Postal Service employee or contractor is unable to submit a report due to serious injury resulting from the applicable crash. (5) Standard form The Postmaster General shall create a standard form available to Postal Service employees and contractors for the purposes of submitting reports under this subsection. (c) Database (1) In general The Postal Service shall maintain a continuously updated internal digital database that includes comprehensive information related to deaths and injuries from traffic crashes involving vehicles transporting mail. (2) Contents The database shall include any information provided by Postal Service employees and contractors under subsection (b). (d) Report (1) In general The Postal Service shall make available to the public an annual report summarizing information related to deaths and injuries from traffic crashes involving vehicles transporting mail. (2) Contents The report shall include aggregated statistics, trends, and analysis to enhance transparency and accountability. (3) Privacy Information in the report shall be made available to the public in a manner that does not personally identify any Postal Service employee, contractor, or any other individual. (e) Penalties Any Postal Service contractor who fails to report a traffic crash within the deadline prescribed under subsection (b) shall be subject to appropriate penalties as determined appropriate by the Postal Service, including fines, suspension of contracts, or termination of contracts. The Postal Service may take into account the severity of the applicable traffic crash and the frequency of noncompliance with the requirements of this Act by the applicable Postal Service contractor when determining which penalty to apply (if any). (f) Crash defined In this Act, the term