A good formal report consists of seventeen elements categorized into preliminary parts, main text, and supplementary parts. The document details a specific case study report on fatal road accidents from 2001-2010 prepared by Sriram Raichuri for the Traffic Police of New Delhi. It emphasizes the importance of a bibliography, providing guidance on how to compile a list of references consulted during the report writing.

2. A good formal report contains
seventeen elements.
They are grouped into three
major categories,
preliminary parts
main text
supplementary parts.
Preliminary parts or front
matter are the matter which will
come in the front.
The main text is the body.
The supplementary parts is the
back matter.

4. A Report On
Fatal Road Accidents during 2001-2010
By
Sriram Raichuri
Senior Traffic Inspector
Department of Traffic and Signal Control, New Delhi
28 November 2010

6. R. No. B230/2010
A Report On
Fatal Road Accidents during 2001-2010: A Case Study of New Delhi
Prepared For
Ujjwal Pratab Singh
Director
Traffic Police, New Delhi
By
Sriram Raichuri
Senior Traffic Inspector
Approved by
Abhishek Sayal
Deputy Director
Traffic and Signal Control
Department of Traffic and Signal Control, New Delhi
28 November 2010

17. Bibliography List of References
It lists all the works consulted for ideas/
information
It always helps the reader know the specific
location of an idea or a piece of information
It contains works recommended for further
study
No such function
Entries are necessarily made in alphabetical
order
Entries may be given either in the
alphabetical order or in the order of citations
The writer starts preparing the bibliography
before writing the report and continues to
add entries till the writing task is over
More conveniently prepared while the report
is being written
It may be ‘annotated’ or ‘select’ Only lists all the works cited in the report