In Ann Arbor: Serious & Fatal Pedestrian Crashes Exceed Previous High from 2014 2 Serious Injury Crashes on East Medical Center Drive 3 Serious Injury Bicycle Crashes, No Fatalities 59% of serious and fatal pedestrian crashes happened on multilane roads Pedestrians on streets in Ann Arbor sustained more serious injuries(1) and fatalities from traffic crashes

Information About the Crash This crash and its UD-10 were disclosed when the 2025 crash reports were released on the Michigan Traffic Crash Facts website.  Crashes to which University of Michigan Department of Public Safety responds are not documented in the Ann Arbor City Administrator’s monthly reports of pedestrian and bicycle crashes, even if the

Information About the Crash This crash and its UD-10 were disclosed when the 2025 crash reports were released on the Michigan Traffic Crash Facts website.  Crashes on University of Michigan streets are not documented in the Ann Arbor City Administrator’s monthly reports of pedestrian and bicycle crashes.    Excerpt of UD-10.  Source: http://www.michigantrafficcrashfacts.org    

Information About the Crash This crash and its UD-10 were disclosed when the 2025 crash reports were released on the Michigan Traffic Crash Facts website.  Crashes on University of Michigan streets are not documented in the Ann Arbor City Administrator’s monthly reports of pedestrian and bicycle crashes.    Excerpt of UD-10 showing narrative and diagram. 

Information About the Crash The December, 2025 City Administrator’s report included details of a vehicle/pedestrian crash at Washtenaw and Hill on November 2.  The report also noted that the pedestrian was at fault and that the crash did not occur in a crosswalk.  The narrative of the UD-10, obtained from http://www.michigantrafficcrashfacts.org describes the pedestrian (Unit

Information About the Crash The January, 2026 City Administrator’s report included details of a vehicle/cyclist crash at Huron near Thayer.  The crash occurred on December 4, 2025 and the administrator’s report classified the injury as B level (suspected minor injury). The narrative of the UD-10, obtained from http://www.michigantrafficcrashfacts.org, describes that the cyclist’s arm was broken by

Information About the Crash The December, 2025 Ann Arbor City Administrator’s Report included a line item about a bicycle crash at Fifth and Packard on November 7.  The bike rider sustained a serious injury.  The report also noted the cyclist as being the “at-fault party” and that their movement at the time of the crash

Information About the Crash On August 21, 2025, an MLIVE article described a crash between a scooter rider and a car that happened on August 19.  A 52 year-old man was hit while riding an electric scooter through a crosswalk on Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. near Fieldcrest.  The driver was a 79 year-old woman.  CIAA visited

Information About the Crash The October, 2025 City Administrator’s report included details of a vehicle/pedestrian crash at the intersection of Glazier and Green.  The crash occurred on September 8, 2025.   Note that the pedestrian crash section of this particular administrator’s report is mislabeled as the Bicyclist Crash Report.  More noteworthy, though, is the inclusion of

Information About the Crash The October, 2025 Ann Arbor City Administrator’s report included details of a crash involving a left-turning vehicle and a pedestrian at the intersection of N. Main and E. Kingsley.  The crash happened at 7:21AM on September 6, 2025.   The UD-10 crash report describes how the driver was turning left from Beakes