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IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911. If you need to file a UD-10 Traffic Crash Report OR have a matter that requires law enforcement action, please contact a law enforcement agency in your area or a Michigan State Police Post.
2025 Statewide Traffic Crash Data is now available using the Michigan Traffic Crash Dashboard. This dashboard replaces the previous PDF-based year-end report.
The Michigan Traffic Crash DashboardThe Traffic Crash Reporting Unit is responsible for the complete, accurate and timely collection, processing, and compilations of statewide traffic crash data. The Unit maintains the Traffic Crash Reporting System (TCRS) database that serves as the central repository for all traffic crash data for the State of Michigan. By law, all law enforcement agencies are required to submit qualifying crash reports (UD-10) to the MSP.
The Unit receives and processes approximately 315,000 crashes annually. The data collected from the crash reports is used extensively by federal, state, and local traffic safety partners to identify traffic safety problems and support the state's efforts to reduce crashes, fatalities, and injuries. It can take 3 - 30 days following the crash for the report to be processed into the TCPS database and made available online for purchase.
We kindly request that any agency changing their crash vendor reach out to the TCRU to initiate this change.
Learn More About this ProcessMDOT and the Michigan State Police are continuing the Toward Zero Deaths (TZD) statewide safety campaign in 2024. With an estimated 40,990 fatalities occurring on U.S. highways each year, road safety remains one of the most challenging issues facing Michigan and the nation.
Learn More About the Toward Zero Deaths Campaign