Practical information about Michigan crashes, insurance and civil claims.
An impaired-driving arrest and a civil injury claim are separate proceedings. Learn what evidence can matter after a Michigan drunk or drugged driving crash.
Read article →MSP’s final 2025 data reported 290,221 crashes and 1,065 roadway deaths in Michigan, with increases in pedestrian, bicycle and commercial-vehicle fatalities.
Read article →Michigan roadway deaths declined overall in 2025, but final State Police data shows troubling increases for pedestrians, bicyclists and commercial-vehicle crashes.
Read article →For July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, Michigan DIFS lists a $6,579 deductible threshold for Qualified Health Coverage used in certain PIP choices.
Read article →Michigan motorcycle crashes can trigger a different no-fault analysis than ordinary passenger-vehicle collisions.
Read article →Michigan requires drivers to move over and slow down for qualifying roadside vehicles. Learn how violations can matter after an injury crash.
Read article →A Michigan commercial-truck crash can involve evidence that does not exist in an ordinary car collision, making early preservation especially important.
Read article →Michigan no-fault can provide first-party benefits after a vehicle crash, but the available PIP medical amount depends on the coverage selected and the facts.
Read article →Michigan work zone crashes can involve drivers, contractors and government entities. Learn what evidence matters and how Michigan injury claims may proceed.
Read article →This page provides a concise Michigan-focused answer first, followed by supporting details, FAQs and primary-source links where appropriate.
General Michigan vehicle-accident information. Case-specific facts can change the answer.
It provides Michigan-focused vehicle accident information in a direct-answer format and identifies issues that may need case-specific legal review.
No. The website provides general information. A lawyer must review the specific facts before giving legal advice about an individual matter.
Use the site intake form or contact page to provide basic crash and injury information for review.