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The Michigan Crash Analysis Tool (Mi-CAT) is a data visualization platform developed specifically for Michigan's law enforcement and traffic safety community.
Utilized by agencies across Michigan, Mi-CAT is transforming the way that crash data is accessed and analyzed. It is designed to support law enforcement officers and traffic safety experts by providing real-time, up-to-date access to Michigan crash data - anytime it is needed.
Users can create custom crash queries to focus on specific types of crashes and locations or utilize dashboards to visualize trends over time.
MI-CAT is free to access for law enforcement agencies and approved traffic safety partners.
A Mi-CAT application must be complete and submitted to the Traffic Crash Reporting Unit to gain access to the site.
Applicable to Law Enforcement agencies and officials only. Please include all members of your Agency who wish to obtain access on one application.
Applicable to Non- Law Enforcement researching Agencies. Additional information must be supplied.
Non-Law Enforcement Agencies must answer the following questions:
Email: CrashTCRS@michigan.gov
Fax: 517-241-1644
Mail:
Criminal Justice Information Center
Traffic Crash Reporting Unit
P.O. Box 30634
Lansing, MI 48909;
How to Download a UD-10 Crash Report
Behavioral Countermeasure Logic
Training videos and documents are created and published by Numetric, who is the contracted vendor for Mi-CAT by the Michigan State Police.
