Request a Michigan Accident Report in Seconds through Nationwide Report®

Typically, a Michigan police accident report will have the police officer’s investigation of the accident. The report will often contain some of the following information:

• approx. time, date and location of the collision or injury
• information for all parties and witnesses involved in the collision such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and vehicle insurance information
• location of where the damage was made to the vehicles involved in the collision
• statements from all parties and witnesses
• if any citations were given or violations of law, and
• additional information on the motor vehicle accident provided by the officer.

You may also order your accident report online, as long as you have the pertinent information. However, there may be a small fee associated with getting your report through the Michigan State Police Traffic Crash Purchasing System.

Typically, a Michigan police accident report may be obtained by the individual involved or owner of the vehicle involved. Additional parties include the following:

• family members, spouse, child or sibling who are directly related to those involved in the accident
• a licensed attorney
• a licensed private investigator hired by someone involved in the crash
• Insurance Companies from all parties involved

All Michigan Police Report requests through Nationwide Report®  are performed by our participating paid attorney network.

Nationwide Report® works directly with attorneys nationwide who help accident victims and their families.

Simply fill out the form above and instantly be connected with a legal firm in your area to help you through this difficult time. You are under no obligation to retain their services and the consultation is absolutely free.

When involved in any accident resulting in personal injury, there are steps that you should follow to ensure physical, financial, and legal protection for yourself:

1. The most important thing to do is to go to a doctor and get medical attention immediately for any bodily injury.
2. Collect evidence from the accident: proof of negligence, names and contact information of others involved in the accident, pictures and videos of where the accident took place, filing a police report, and anything else that will help prove negligence and strengthen your case.
3. Contact your Michigan attorney. If you do not have one, Nationwide Report® will help connect you with a Michigan personal injury attorney in your area.

Once you receive your copy of the Michigan police report from your accident, you will need to review it and find out what the facts are from the event. Your insurance company or the other parties involved will most likely have the same copy of the report, so you should be able to support your version of what happened during the accident.